Does this submit my I-130 to USCIS?

No. AttachKit helps you draft your answers. You'll enter them into the official form and file via myUSCIS online, by mail, or through your attorney.

What supporting evidence do I need?

Proof of relationship (marriage cert, birth cert), proof of US citizenship/residency, beneficiary's bio info. AttachKit doesn't handle evidence — it just helps you draft the I-130 answers.

Is the AI mapping reliable for an immigration form?

Treat the drafted answers as a starting point. Every field is editable. Wrong info on an I-130 can delay your case by months — review everything before you file.

What does the one-click prefill actually fill?

Only YOUR (the petitioner's) own fields in Part 2 — name, date of birth, mailing address, and email — from your saved profile. It deliberately leaves the beneficiary's section, your SSN, and phone blank so it can't silently put your details in the wrong person's box. The result is a draft worksheet to review; because USCIS's 2D barcode only regenerates in Adobe Acrobat, finalize and file the official PDF through myUSCIS, mail, or your attorney.

Immigration · I-130

Prepare your I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative) online

Form I-130 is what a US citizen or permanent resident files to establish a family relationship with a foreign relative they want to sponsor for a Green Card. It's the first step before the relative can apply for an immigrant visa or adjust status.

The work happens in your browser — open DevTools → Network and watch: the file is never uploaded to do it.

Who needs it: US citizens petitioning for a spouse, child, parent, or sibling abroad. Lawful permanent residents petitioning for a spouse or unmarried child.

Need a blank I-130? Download from the source, then drop it in below.

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Why fill it here

Draft petitioner (your) info from your saved profile: name, DOB, address, citizenship status, A-Number if applicable.
Keep the beneficiary's details alongside yours as you work through the answers.
Review every answer before you file — immigration forms reject for tiny errors.
Pair with /fill/i-485 if the beneficiary is in the US and adjusting status.

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I-130 questions, answered

General information, not legal or tax advice

This page is general information about a USCIS form. Immigration outcomes can be life-changing and error-sensitive — for advice on your case, consult a licensed immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative. AttachKit fills the PDF; you remain responsible for what's submitted.

Does this submit my I-130 to USCIS?: No. AttachKit helps you draft your answers. You'll enter them into the official form and file via myUSCIS online, by mail, or through your attorney.
What supporting evidence do I need?: Proof of relationship (marriage cert, birth cert), proof of US citizenship/residency, beneficiary's bio info. AttachKit doesn't handle evidence — it just helps you draft the I-130 answers.
Is the AI mapping reliable for an immigration form?: Treat the drafted answers as a starting point. Every field is editable. Wrong info on an I-130 can delay your case by months — review everything before you file.
What does the one-click prefill actually fill?: Only YOUR (the petitioner's) own fields in Part 2 — name, date of birth, mailing address, and email — from your saved profile. It deliberately leaves the beneficiary's section, your SSN, and phone blank so it can't silently put your details in the wrong person's box. The result is a draft worksheet to review; because USCIS's 2D barcode only regenerates in Adobe Acrobat, finalize and file the official PDF through myUSCIS, mail, or your attorney.

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