Bank Statement Converter for Affidavit of Support Sponsorship

US citizens and permanent residents sponsoring family members or refugees can convert bank statement PDFs to Excel or CSV to document income and assets for Form I-864 (immigrant visa), Form I-134 (non-immigrant visa), and Form I-134A (USCIS humanitarian parole programs) financial sponsorship requirements.

Key Benefits

• I-864 joint sponsor income documentation for family-based immigration petitions
• I-134 financial support documentation for non-immigrant visitor visa applications
• I-134A sponsor income and asset documentation for humanitarian parole programs
• Uniting for Ukraine and Cuban/Haitian/Nicaraguan/Venezuelan parole sponsor requirements
• Refugee sponsor bank statement documentation for USCIS resettlement support

How It Works

1. Step 1: Upload personal bank statement PDFs (3–6 months)
2. Step 2: Select Excel output
3. Step 3: Document income deposits and savings balances clearly for USCIS financial review
4. Step 4: Submit to USCIS, NVC, or immigration attorney with most recent tax return and W2

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between I-864 and I-134A sponsor financial requirements?

Form I-864 (immigrant visa) requires demonstrated income at 125% of federal poverty guidelines with legal enforceability — USCIS and the sponsored immigrant can sue the sponsor for support. Form I-134A (humanitarian parole programs like Uniting for Ukraine) requires demonstrating financial support capacity but is administratively (not legally) enforced. Both require bank statements and tax returns, but I-134A has slightly lower documentation thresholds. Export bank statements showing income deposits for either form — consistent direct deposit income and reasonable savings balances satisfy both programs' financial review requirements.

Can retired sponsors with pension and Social Security income qualify for I-864?

Yes. Retired US citizens sponsoring family members can document Social Security benefits, pension payments, IRA distributions, and investment income to meet I-864 income requirements. Export bank statements showing monthly SS deposits, pension direct deposits, and regular IRA distribution deposits. These recurring government and retirement income sources are highly favorable to USCIS because they're predictable and non-cancelable. Retirees with sufficient combined Social Security + pension income easily meet the 125% poverty guideline threshold for sponsoring one or two family members.

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