Simplify Immigration Affidavit of Support Reviews with Paperform

Family-based immigration petitions require sponsors to demonstrate financial capability through Form I-864, Affidavit of Support. This Immigration Affidavit of Support Review Form helps immigration attorneys, legal aid organizations, social services agencies, and family sponsors assess eligibility and prepare complete sponsorship packages.

Built for Immigration Services and Legal Professionals

Whether you're a nonprofit immigration clinic, private immigration attorney, or social services agency, this template streamlines the affidavit review process by capturing all essential sponsor information in one organized form. The form evaluates sponsor income against current poverty guidelines, determines household size, assesses joint sponsor needs, and considers public charge implications—all critical factors in I-864 preparation.

Paperform's conditional logic automatically calculates whether sponsors meet the 125% poverty guideline threshold based on household size and income, flagging cases that may require joint sponsors. This saves hours of manual calculation and helps identify documentation gaps before USCIS submission.

Streamline Your Immigration Practice

Connect this form to your case management system, sync sponsor data to your CRM, or trigger follow-up workflows in Stepper to request additional documentation automatically. For cases requiring signed affidavits, use Papersign to collect legally binding eSignatures on completed I-864 forms and supporting declarations.

Paperform is SOC 2 Type II compliant and GDPR-ready, ensuring sensitive immigration and financial data remains secure. With flexible embedding options, you can add this form directly to your law firm or nonprofit website, making it easy for clients and sponsors to provide information before consultations.

Trusted by legal professionals and social services organizations worldwide, this template helps you serve immigrant families more efficiently while maintaining the accuracy and compliance standards required for successful USCIS petitions.