Affidavit of Support (Form I-864)
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Form I-864, Affidavit of Support Under Section 213A of the INA
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So far today 7 people have used CitizenPath to prepare an I-864 affidavit
How It Works
Here’s what you get from CitizenPath
CitizenPath is the industry’s best preparation software designed by immigration attorneys and backed up with live customer support. We deliver you a neatly prepared Form I-864 and personalized filing instructions. The filing instructions provide detailed directions on supporting documents, how to organize your affidavit, and how to submit it. Watch this video to see how it works.
Next, check out the benefits of preparing your I-864 Affidavit of Support with CitizenPath.
Benefits
Why more people are using CitizenPath
CitizenPath helps you prepare the entire affidavit to sponsor a relative (Form I-864) so that everything is correct… guaranteed. Submitting a well-prepared form is the best way to get the fastest processing times and avoid rejections. Step-by-step instructions make it easy, and you’ll know that you did everything right!
You can prepare your own Form I-864 for a low cost.
Pricing
Free to start — Pay $77 when you finish
No signup or credit card is required to try CitizenPath. Pay a $77 preparation fee once you are finished and ready to download your prepared forms and custom filing instructions. We can mail you a copy of your documents for an additional $15. There is no USCIS filing fee for this form. If you need Form I-864A for additional household members, you can prepare it as an “add-on” to the primary I-864 affidavit. Each I-864A is $20.
USCIS approval of your I-864 is guaranteed.
Customer Support
Unlimited, knowledgable support
If you need to sponsor a relative for a green card, we’re ready to help! Access our attorney-reviewed Form I-864 Learning Center or contact us for live customer support by phone or email.
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