Fill in Form I-134 online
Lets a sponsor show that they can financially support a person coming to the US, usually on a temporary visa or parole.
Do not sign this form electronically. Form I-134 has to be signed by hand, in person or through the agency’s own filing system. You can type your details into the PDF here, then print it and follow the official instructions to sign and submit it.
Form I-134 at a glance
- Official name
- Declaration of Financial Support
- Issued by
- USCIS
- Country
- United States
- Category
- Immigration and visas
- Language
- English
- Who uses it
- Sponsors of K-1 fiance(e)s, visitors and parole applicants when a consular officer or USCIS asks for proof of support.
- Signature
Print and sign by hand
USCIS requires a handwritten signature on paper filings. Under a USCIS rule in force since 10 July 2026, typed names, pasted signature images and signatures made with e-signature software are not valid; a scan or copy of an original wet-ink signature is accepted, and electronic signatures count only when you file online through a USCIS account.
- Instructions
- Official USCIS page
Form I-134 is a declaration in which a sponsor shows they have enough income or assets to support someone coming to the US, typically a K-1 fiance(e), a visitor or a parole applicant. Unlike Form I-864, it is generally used for temporary stays. Open the official form from uscis.gov in BunnyDoc's free Sign PDF tool straight from this page, type your details into its fillable fields and download it to print and sign by hand. The file is handled in your browser and never leaves your device.
How to fill in Form I-134
Check you need it
Form I-134 is used when a consular officer or USCIS asks for proof of support, for example in a K-1 fiance(e) visa case. Family-based immigrant visas use Form I-864 instead.
Open the current form
Check the accepted edition on the USCIS I-134 page, then open i-134.pdf from uscis.gov in Sign PDF. File a separate form for each person you support.
Information about you, the sponsor
Give your name, address, date and place of birth, citizenship or immigration status and contact details.
Information about the beneficiary
Give the name, date of birth, nationality and address of the person you are supporting.
Your employment, income and assets
Describe your job, income, savings and other assets, and the people who depend on you. Attach evidence such as tax returns, pay slips and bank statements.
Print, sign and submit as instructed
Print the form and sign it in ink. Give it to the beneficiary for their visa interview, or file it with the related application, as the instructions for that process say.
What you need before you start
- Proof of your US citizenship or status.
- Your latest tax return or transcript, and recent pay slips or an employer letter.
- Bank statements or other evidence of assets.
- The beneficiary's full details.
- The I-134 page and instructions for the current edition.
Can I sign Form I-134 electronically?
No, not on a paper filing. A USCIS rule on signatures on immigration benefit requests, in force for filings made on or after 10 July 2026, says a valid signature on a paper form is a handwritten one. Typed names, copied signature images, stamps and signatures created with e-signature software are invalid, and USCIS can reject or even deny a request because of them, keeping the fee in the case of a denial. A scan, photocopy or fax of a form that carries an original wet-ink signature is accepted.
So type your answers into Form I-134 with BunnyDoc, download it, print it, and sign it by hand in ink. If you file online through a USCIS online account instead, you sign electronically inside that system. For background, see whether e-signatures are legal.
I-134 or I-864?
Form I-134 is a declaration of support used mainly for nonimmigrant visas and parole. Form I-864 is the legally binding affidavit of support for most family-based immigrants. For K-1 visas, the State Department says the consular officer may ask for an I-134 from the US citizen fiance(e), and the sponsor files an I-864 later when the beneficiary applies for a green card.
Form I-134: frequently asked questions
Who files Form I-134?
The sponsor completes and signs it, one form for each person supported. It is usually presented by the beneficiary at the visa interview or filed with the related application.
Is Form I-134 required for a K-1 visa?
The State Department says a consular officer may request it as evidence of financial support from the US citizen fiance(e).
Can I sign Form I-134 electronically?
Not on paper. USCIS requires a handwritten signature, though a scan of a wet-ink signature is accepted.
What is the difference between I-134 and I-864?
I-134 shows support for a temporary stay or parole. I-864 is a legally enforceable contract used in most family-based green card cases.
Is there a fee for Form I-134?
Check the USCIS I-134 page and fee schedule for the current position before filing.
Is BunnyDoc connected to USCIS?
No. BunnyDoc is not affiliated with USCIS or the US government. We link to the official form on uscis.gov and give you a free tool to fill it in your browser.
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