For People Who Write Affidavits

Your structured affidavit helps distinguish between people with real, positive community ties and those who cannot demonstrate such ties. It provides verifiable evidence upfront, reducing the need for USCIS officers to make cold calls to neighbors, coworkers, and employers.

A strong affidavit helps distinguish between people with real, positive community ties and those who cannot demonstrate such ties. Here's what makes your affidavit effective:

• Real relationships: You know the person personally (as a neighbor, coworker, landlord, employer, teacher, or community member), not just by reputation
• Specific examples: Concrete situations, dates, and details add credibility
• Firsthand observations: What you've personally witnessed about the applicant's character, behavior, and community ties, not hearsay
• Honest assessment: Both positive qualities and any relevant context
• Structured format: Clear, organized information that's easy for USCIS officers to read and verify

Our reward system is transparent and voluntary. Supporters can accept honest compensation for their time, or refuse any monetary compensation and optionally direct it to donations instead. This is your choice – whether you want to help as a paid service or as an act of civic will. Both are valid, and both are respected. Everyone earns money honestly by contributing to something that benefits each of us and leads to shared well-being and prosperity through unity.

If you choose to accept compensation, that's also valid. The applicant offers gratitude for your time, and you're free to accept it. The choice is yours.

1. You receive a link: The applicant sends you a secure link to complete the affidavit
2. Guided questions: You answer step-by-step questions about your relationship and observations
3. Review and confirm: You review your statement and confirm it's accurate
4. Compensation choice: You choose whether to accept or refuse any compensation
5. Online notarization: You complete notarization via Proof.com (about 10 minutes)
6. Done: Your notarized affidavit is ready for the applicant's case

The entire process typically takes 15-20 minutes, and you can save your progress and return later if needed.

By providing a structured, guided process, we ensure that:

• Your affidavit is complete and includes all necessary information
• Your statement is verifiable and credible to USCIS officers
• You understand the purpose and impact of your affidavit
• The process is dignified and respectful for everyone involved
• USCIS officers receive organized, readable evidence upfront, reducing the need for intrusive checks
• Both humanitarian and law-and-order perspectives are served