I-361 — Affidavit of Financial Support and Intent to Petition for Legal Custody
I-361 support helps a sponsor organize the affidavit used with certain Public Law 97-359 Amerasian matters. This path requires review because it can create serious financial-support and legal-custody obligations.
What we help with
We collect sponsor identity, citizenship or lawful permanent resident status, age, household, financial resources, Amerasian beneficiary, related I-360 context, placement/custody plan, interpreter/preparer, oath, signature, and evidence details.
Review before materials are ready
A Human Review Specialist checks sponsor eligibility, beneficiary scope, financial-support evidence, custody obligations, oath timing, and whether attorney/high-risk review is needed before reviewed materials are made available.
You review, print, sign
You review every page, print and sign where required, and decide whether and when to submit. Immigration Oasis does not automatically file with USCIS.
Review checks before materials are ready
- Confirm the beneficiary is within the Public Law 97-359 Amerasian scope and that I-361 is being used in support of Form I-360.
- Confirm the sponsor is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, 21 or older, and understands the financial-support period and 125 percent poverty-line support requirement.
- Confirm legal custody/placement responsibilities and the 30-day court-petition requirement where applicable.
- Do not sign the oath portion until before the required USCIS or consular officer.
What you receive
Immigration Oasis uses your answers and the required review steps to help prepare appropriate reviewed materials, a checklist, a worksheet, or form draft for this path when supported.
You review everything, print, sign where required, and decide whether and when to submit it. Immigration Oasis does not automatically file with USCIS.