Notary for I-864
Affidavit of Support
Get your I-864 notarized online via secure video call — same day, 24/7. NYS-commissioned notary. USCIS-compliant. No travel required.
Does the I-864 require notarization?
USCIS requires a signature under penalty of perjury — not a notary seal. However, many immigration attorneys and consular officers request notarization for added authenticity. If your attorney or the consulate has asked for notarization, we can help. Not sure? Call us first.
How to Get Your I-864 Notarized Online
Four steps. Takes about 15 minutes.
Complete your I-864
Fill out the form fully but do NOT sign it yet — you must sign in the notary's presence.
Book a 15-min video session
Choose any available slot — same-day and after-hours available 24/7.
Verify identity & sign
Show your government-issued ID on camera, then sign the form electronically.
Receive notarized document
Download your notarized I-864 immediately. Accepted by USCIS and consulates.
Other Immigration Forms We Notarize
Beyond the I-864, we handle a wide range of USCIS and consular documents.
Contract Between Sponsor and Household Member
Petition for Alien Relative — supporting affidavits
Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
U Nonimmigrant Status Certification
General / consular affidavit of support
Immigration-related POA
Don't see your form? Call 347-351-7611 — we handle most USCIS and consular documents.
I-864 Notarization — FAQ
Does the I-864 Affidavit of Support need to be notarized?
USCIS does not require the I-864 to be notarized — it requires a signature under penalty of perjury. However, many immigration attorneys and consular officers request notarization as an added layer of authenticity. If your attorney or the consulate has requested notarization, a NYS-commissioned notary can notarize your I-864 via secure video call.
Can I get my I-864 notarized online?
Yes. Under New York's Remote Online Notarization law, a NYS-commissioned notary can notarize your I-864 via secure video call. You sign electronically in the notary's presence, and the notarized document is delivered digitally — accepted by USCIS and most consulates.
How quickly can I get my I-864 notarized?
Same-day appointments are available 24/7. Most sessions take 15–20 minutes. You receive your notarized document immediately after the session.
What do I need to bring to the I-864 notarization?
A government-issued photo ID (passport, driver's license, or state ID), your completed I-864 form, and a device with a camera and microphone. Do not sign the form before the session — you must sign in the notary's presence.
Can a notary outside New York notarize my I-864?
Yes. Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause, a notarization performed by a NYS-commissioned notary via RON is valid in all 50 states and accepted by USCIS regardless of where the signer is located.
What other immigration forms can you notarize?
Common forms include I-864A, I-130 supporting affidavits, I-751 joint petition affidavits, affidavits of relationship, powers of attorney for immigration proceedings, and supporting declarations.
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