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Form I-134
Declaration of Financial Support
An affidavit of financial support used for temporary visitors (such as K-1 fiance(e) visa holders or B-2 visitors) to show they will not become a public charge during their U.S. stay.
- Filing fee
- No fee
- Biometrics
- No fee
- Typical processing
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Who can file
- Sponsors of K-1 fiance(e) visa applicants
- Sponsors of B-1/B-2 visitor visa applicants
- Sponsors of parolees under certain programs
Send with it
- Sponsor tax returns and W-2s
- Bank statements
- Employment verification letter
- Evidence of assets
Worth knowing
- This is NOT the same as I-864 - it is less binding
- Used primarily for nonimmigrant visa applications
- Required for Uniting for Ukraine and other parole programs
Common mistakes
- Confusing I-134 with I-864
- Not including sufficient financial documentation
- Using an outdated version of the form
Questions
- How much does Form I-134 cost?
- USCIS charges no filing fee for Form I-134.
Related forms
Fees are as published by USCIS. Confirm on USCIS's fee schedule (G-1055) before you pay - a wrong fee gets a filing rejected. General information, not legal advice.