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Form I-134: Declaration of Financial Support

Statement by a supporter showing they have the means to financially support a visitor or other nonimmigrant. Commonly used for K-1 fiancé(e) visas and some visitor visa cases.

Edition 01/20/25
Source: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

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Instructions for filling out Form I-134: Declaration of Financial Support

This template is used for official filing and documentation. Below are detailed instructions for completing, requirement details, and submission rules.

Who needs to fill out this document?

This form is designed for use by legal entities, individuals, or authorized representatives in the following cases:

  • U.S. citizens sponsoring a K-1 fiancé(e).
  • Hosts supporting a visiting relative.
  • Supporters in certain parole programs.

What you will need before starting

Before filling out the interactive form, prepare the following details and documents:

1. Supporter's ID and statusPassport, naturalization certificate or green card.
2. Income evidenceTax returns, pay stubs, employment letter.
3. AssetsBank statements and property records.
4. Beneficiary detailsName, birth date and relationship.

Step-by-step filling process

  1. Enter supporter information: Name, address and immigration status.
  2. Describe the beneficiary: Who you will support and your relationship.
  3. Report income and assets: Employment, income, assets and dependents.
  4. Sign and provide: Give it to the beneficiary for the visa interview or file where required.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How is this different from I-864?

I-134 is generally not legally enforceable for nonimmigrant cases; I-864 is a binding contract for most family green cards.

Who submits it?

Usually the beneficiary brings it to the consular interview, unless instructions say otherwise.

Does the form edition matter?

Yes. USCIS rejects outdated editions. Check the edition date printed at the bottom of each page and compare it with the edition listed on the form's page at uscis.gov before filing.

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