Form I-864, Affidavit of Support, is a legally binding contract in which a sponsor agrees to support an immigrant financially. Most family-based green cards require it, and errors are among the most frequent causes of evidence requests.
We calculate household size correctly, confirm the sponsor meets 125% of the federal poverty guidelines, and add joint sponsors or assets when income alone falls short.
Situations we help with
Income below the requirement
A joint sponsor or qualifying assets can close the gap.
Self-employed sponsors
Tax returns and business records must be presented correctly.
Sponsor living abroad
Sponsors must show U.S. domicile or intent to reestablish it.
Household members contributing
Form I-864A lets household members combine income.
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Household size
We count every dependent and prior sponsored immigrant correctly.
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Income analysis
We compare current and tax-year income against guidelines.
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Joint sponsor or assets
We structure additional support when needed.
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Evidence
Tax transcripts, W-2s, pay stubs and employment letters.
What you gain
- A financially approvable sponsorship
- Fewer RFEs and delays
- Clear understanding of sponsor obligations
Local help from Pittsburgh to Wayne County, OH
We help sponsors across Pittsburgh, Butler, Washington, PA and Wayne County, OH — including farm and small-business owners with variable income — prepare a strong affidavit of support.