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I-751 bona fide marriage supporting affidavit example
This page describes one example of a supported ASN workflow. ASN provides practitioner-controlled workflows for coordinating supporting affidavits and declarations across the supported immigration case workflows listed on this site.
Current market validation is focused on bona fide marriage practices because ASN is testing demand in that segment first. This does not limit ASN’s broader supported-workflow portfolio.
Important boundaries
- This is not an official USCIS form.
- This is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship.
- A supporting affidavit is not always required; the law office decides whether a statement is useful.
- ASN does not verify truth or legal sufficiency.
- ASN does not offer public self-service preparation, sending, payment, or notarization from this page.
- This example is not the entire ASN product portfolio.
What this example covers
In an I-751 remove-conditions matter, a participating firm may ask separate authors to provide voluntary supporting statements about their own observations of a marital relationship. Authors participate separately and confirm their own statements. The attorney reviews the material and decides whether and how to use it.
Related supported workflows also include I-130 spouse bona fide marriage matters. Educational outlines may discuss general structure (how the author knows the couple, duration and nature of contact, and the author’s own observations). Exact requirements and strategy remain with the law office.
Downloads
Older public outline PDFs are retired as outdated. Retiring a PDF does not retire the I-751 or I-130 workflows themselves. A reviewed downloadable outline may be published later.
Applicants: follow the instructions of the law office handling the matter.
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