Immigration affidavit of support notary
We travel to homes, offices, and other agreed locations to notarize immigration affidavits of support, sponsor letters, and related sworn statements for visa and green card cases. If the document is not prepared yet, we can also bring a laptop, portable printer, and scanner so it can be completed, printed, signed, and notarized in one visit.
Fastest way to start: text your location, the type of affidavit or support letter you need notarized, whether the document is already drafted, and whether you want laptop/printer service added to the appointment.
Homes, offices, libraries, community centers, and other agreed locations across Los Angeles County.
Sponsor affidavits, I-864 support letters, letters of financial support, and other immigration sworn statements.
Laptop, printer, and scanner can be brought for on-site document access, completion, and printing.
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Most affidavit of support appointments move faster once the type of document, whether notarization is actually required, the sponsor's ID, and the notarial certificate wording are sorted out in advance.
Form I-864 is generally signed under penalty of perjury and does not require a notary. Separate support letters, personal financial affidavits, or additional sworn statements often do. Check with your attorney or the requesting agency before booking.
If yes, have it completed but unsigned before the appointment. If not, ask for the mobile laptop and printer add-on so the document can be accessed, completed, and printed during the visit.
The sponsor must present valid, current government-issued photo identification — typically a California driver's license, state ID, or unexpired U.S. passport. The name on the ID must match the name on the affidavit.
Most immigration affidavits and support letters use a jurat, because the sponsor is swearing the contents are true. The notary administers an oath and witnesses the signature. If the document has its own certificate wording, that language controls.
Not sure whether the document includes notarial wording? You can text a photo of the notary section with sensitive information covered so the certificate language can be reviewed before the appointment.
Understanding the document
An immigration affidavit of support is a sworn statement in which a sponsor promises to provide financial support for an immigrant so they will not become a public charge. It is used to demonstrate to the government that the person being sponsored has financial backing.
Notarization requirements
Not every immigration document needs a notary. The official I-864 does not. But separate sworn support letters and financial affidavits often do, especially when a consulate or immigration attorney requests them.
Important: A notary can identify the certificate type and complete the notarial act, but cannot review your immigration eligibility, advise on what to include in the affidavit, or tell the sponsor which documents are required for their specific case. Always confirm notarization requirements with your attorney or the requesting agency.
Before we arrive
Laptop and printer service
This is the convenience option for sponsors who want to handle document access, printing, signing, and notarization during the same appointment.
Service boundary: the sponsor chooses the document source, template, and wording — using their attorney's language or a template from an online legal-document service. We provide the mobile office convenience, printing, scanning, and notarial service.
After notarization
Some affidavit of support appointments involve more than the signing itself, especially when the notarized document needs to be apostilled for a foreign consulate or submitted as part of a larger immigration file.
If the notarized affidavit of support needs to be used at a foreign consulate or government office, it may require an apostille. We can notarize the document and then handle the apostille submission if needed.
When the affidavit is handled on-site, we can often help with printing, scanning, or returning signed pages as part of the same mobile office workflow.
Some affidavit of support cases also involve powers of attorney, general affidavits, or minor travel consent letters depending on the broader immigration situation.
FAQ
Generally no. Form I-864 is signed under penalty of perjury and does not require notarization in most family-based green card cases. However, separate support letters, personal financial affidavits, or other sworn statements that accompany the file often do require notarization, especially when a consulate or attorney requests it.
Most immigration affidavits and support letters that require notarization use a jurat, because the sponsor is swearing the information is true. The notary administers an oath or affirmation, witnesses the signature, completes the jurat certificate, and applies their seal.
The sponsor must present valid, current government-issued photo identification. A California driver's license, state ID card, or unexpired U.S. passport are the most common acceptable forms. The name on the ID must match the name on the affidavit.
Yes. A mobile office setup with a laptop, portable printer, and scanner can be brought to the appointment so the sponsor can access a template from their attorney or an online legal-document service, complete it, print it, sign it, and have it notarized in one visit. The notary does not draft the document or provide legal advice.
Yes. A notarized immigration affidavit or support letter can often be apostilled or legalized for use at a foreign consulate or government office. This is common when a foreign authority requires a sworn, notarized, and apostilled financial statement from a U.S.-based sponsor.
Often yes, depending on the location, timing, and whether the document is already prepared. Calling or texting usually gets the fastest scheduling response.
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The fastest quote comes from sending the location, the type of affidavit or support letter you need notarized, whether the document is already drafted, and whether you want laptop/printer service included.