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Share the marriage facts and what each writer personally saw.
Google’s blank template is what officers skim past. We draft 2–4 letters from the actual dinners, moves, and holidays your friends saw — then they edit and sign.
This is a third-party affidavit for Form I-751 or Form I-130. It is not Form I-864, the financial affidavit of support.
Share the marriage facts and what each writer personally saw.
Read a free partial draft before you pay. The preview uses your real details.
Each friend gets a private link to correct anything that is not true, then download and sign.
Officers read thousands of copied letters. A template that says “insert a brief, specific personal story” still leaves your friend staring at a blank page. The useful letter names a dinner, a move, a holiday, or a hospital visit that person actually attended.
You collect those facts. We assemble 2–4 distinct drafts. Each writer edits anything they did not witness. That is the difference between a letter officers skim past and a letter a friend can sign.
Use the writer’s legal name, address, birth details, relationship, contact frequency, two or three specific stories, and a perjury declaration. Do not copy a blank template.
Most attorneys suggest two to four. Quality beats volume. More than five rarely helps.
Usually no. A signed statement under penalty of perjury is the standard. Some lawyers still prefer a notary page.
No. I-864 is the financial affidavit of support. This product drafts third-party relationship letters only.
No. I751 Letters is a drafting tool, not a law firm. For case strategy, consult an immigration attorney.