Mission

About Affidavit Support Network

ASN helps applicants prepare structured support affidavit drafts with clear recommender guidance and safer, more organized intake.

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Where the project is today

  • ASN is in a pre-launch, pre-onboarding draft stage for applicants.
  • You can save a structured draft case and prepare recommender information in the flow.
  • No recommender invitations are sent from ASN yet. This draft work does not start a live service request.
  • When live sending opens, users will still need review, confirmation with recommenders where appropriate, acceptance of current terms, and an explicit send action before anything ships.
  • ASN will notify you when live sending is available—you will not move to invitation or send silently.
  • E-signature and notarization steps are planned for the live workflow where available; they do not start during pre-launch draft creation.

What ASN helps organize

  • Support affidavits and straightforward firsthand observations, not scripted talking points.
  • Applicant-side setup and reminders so recommenders receive clear, respectful prompts later.
  • Consent-based participation—not pressure—with language that favors accuracy over flourish.
  • Review-oriented drafts suited to immigration professionals who read many statements.

Need a safe starting structure before asking someone to write? ASN offers plain-English guide pages for common immigration support statements.

Bridge, clarity, dignity

Immigration evidence can pit communities against procedural rigor—we think that is unnecessary. ASN is built as structured infrastructure so honest, firsthand support can stay organized without turning every case into confrontation.

The goal is humane clarity: protect recommenders who only share what they know, keep applicants aligned with current requirements, and help professionals see well-scoped drafts without drama.

Coverage today (and in development)

Ready now — draft scaffolding

  • N-400 Naturalization — GMC-related support affidavits.
  • EOIR-42B — GMC / supporting-observation affidavit support.

In development — not live flows

  • I-129F relationship plus intent drafts.
  • I-130 bona fide marriage drafts.
  • I-751 good-faith marriage / removal of conditions drafts.

These roadmap items mirror how we scaffold today but are informational only—they are draft or planning focus, not a promise of automated live adjudication assistance.

Offline or online notarization may be layered in selectively over time—but not as a universally available, turnkey service today.

Good moral character context

Recent policy attention to Good Moral Character evaluation and grounded community sourcing means firsthand observations must be curated carefully—not guessed or inflated—when submitting support material.

On August 15, 2025, USCIS refreshed policy guidance stressing holistic GMC review. Agencies may still pursue their own investigative steps—we do not imply ASN prevents lawful agency review or substitutes for procedural requirements.

Our role stays narrow: help people prepare organized drafts with transparent consent—not to guarantee any particular agency outcome.

Keeping recommenders steady

  • Recommenders should only attest to what they personally observed or reliably know—not rumors.
  • Applicants should speak with recommenders privately before referencing them inside ASN.
  • The platform reinforces opt-in pacing—no scripted pressure tactics.
  • There must be no payment, gifts, or rewards in exchange for a statement.
  • Email is required so we know where to route future invitation-ready workflows; a phone field is optional—only capture it where it stays current and permissible.

Professionals beside you

ASN complements attorneys, accredited representatives, qualifying immigration consultants, and other scoped legal-support professionals—you choose who stays in charge of strategy while ASN handles scaffolding.

Using ASN alone does not form an attorney–client relationship or replace individualized legal judgment. For case-specific directions, confer with counsel operating within lawful scope where needed.