What Is an Immigration Net Worth Statement Form
An immigration net worth statement form is a document used by immigration authorities to verify an applicant's financial status. It lists assets, liabilities, and net worth to help determine eligibility for certain visas or status adjustments. The form is often required in family-based and employment-based immigration cases.
Who Must File the Net Worth Statement
Applicants and their sponsors may need to submit a net worth statement when income alone does not meet the required thresholds. This is common in adjustment of status and consular processing. Some forms, such as the I-864, may require supporting financial evidence that includes a net worth declaration.
How to Complete the Statement Correctly
You should list all major assets, such as real estate, bank accounts, investments, and retirement funds, along with debts like loans and mortgages. Use current market values and attach supporting documents such as bank statements or property appraisals. For detailed guidance on required financial evidence, see the official U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services guidance on financial requirements here.
