Educational example
I-751 bona fide marriage supporting statement — example and structure
A supporting statement tells the law office what its author personally knows about a couple. Below is a fictional example for an I-751 remove-conditions workflow, followed by a guide to its structure.
All names and events below are invented. Use the example to understand the structure; describe only your own experience. The law office decides whether a statement is useful and how it should be signed or used.
Fictional example: a friend’s first-hand observations
My name is Jordan Morgan. I have known Alex Rivera since we became neighbors in March 2021. I met Alex’s spouse, Taylor Rivera, at dinner at their home in June 2022.
Since then I have visited their home about once every two months. At a barbecue there on July 13, 2024, Alex prepared the food while Taylor welcomed the guests. I spoke with both of them as they planned a visit to Taylor’s family.
On November 9, 2024, I helped them move a dining table into their home. Both were there and worked together to choose its place and arrange the room. These examples describe occasions I attended myself.
I know them as a couple through these visits and shared activities. I do not know their private finances or every detail of their relationship, and I am not making statements about those subjects.
Jordan Morgan
Example written on February 3, 2025
How to structure your own statement
- Introduce yourself. Explain how and when you came to know each spouse.
- Describe contact. Say how often you see them and in what setting.
- Give concrete examples. Describe occasions you personally attended, with dates or honest approximate dates.
- Keep the limits clear. Distinguish what you observed from what someone told you; avoid guessing about private matters.
- Follow the firm’s instructions. The firm provides any identifying details, signature wording, and execution instructions needed for its chosen document.
Where ASN fits
In the controlled pilot, a firm invites the applicant, who invites selected statement authors under firm guidance. Each author supplies their own observations. The attorney reviews the exact version and decides whether and how to use it. Supporting declarations are the primary document path.
I-130 spouse matters are also supported; the firm selects the appropriate workflow. This educational example is not an official USCIS form or a finished filing document.
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