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I-864 Form Review — an attorney checks it before you file

You completed your own Form I-864 Affidavit of Support. This is where green-card cases stall — the income math, household size, and sponsor questions trigger more RFEs than almost any other form. An attorney review of what you wrote checks that the numbers hold together before you file.

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What an attorney checks on your I-864

Common I-864 mistakes we catch

What a review is — and isn't

We check what you wrote and flag errors and risks. We don't tell you howto answer a question — deciding how to answer is legal advice, which is handled through full representation. If your situation involves criminal history, prior denials, unlawful presence, or removal proceedings, a form review isn't enough and we'll tell you so before you file.

Changed your mind?If you decide within 7 days that you'd rather have us handle the whole case, your form-review fee is credited toward full representation — nationwide.

Frequently asked questions

Do you tell me whether my income qualifies?

We check that the household-size and income math is consistent with the poverty-guidelines threshold you're subject to. Case-specific advice on structuring sponsorship is handled through full representation.

How much does an I-864 review cost?

Flat fee from $125 depending on length; you see the quote before paying. There is no USCIS filing fee for the I-864 itself.

What if my income is too low?

We flag it and note that options like a joint sponsor or qualifying assets exist — choosing and building that strategy is handled through full representation.

Reviewed by a licensed attorney

Your I-864 is reviewed by American Dream Law Office PLLC — attorney Ahmad Yakzan, a member of The Florida Bar admitted before multiple U.S. federal courts. Not a form-filling bot; a lawyer.

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