Affidavit of Support
A sworn statement confirming that a sponsor has sufficient financial resources to support an immigrant applicant.
Online Notary Services for Immigration Documents
Whether you need affidavits, consent letters, declarations, or supporting immigration documents notarized, eNotary On Call connects you with a licensed online notary to complete the process quickly, securely, and from anywhere.
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Types of Immigration Documents We Notarize
At eNotary On Call, we provide secure online notarization for many immigration-related documents. Whether you're preparing paperwork for USCIS, supporting a visa application, or submitting documents for family-based immigration, our licensed online notaries make the process convenient and hassle-free.
Notarize Your Immigration Documents Online
Our secure online notary service helps you notarize immigration documents anytime, anywhere, while complying with applicable state remote online notarization requirements.
Upload your affidavit, declaration, consent letter, sponsorship letter, or other immigration-related document.
Verify your identity using a valid government-issued ID through our secure authentication process.
Join a live video session with a commissioned online notary to review, sign, and notarize your document.
Download your notarized immigration document immediately after your online notarization session is complete.
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eNotary On Call is a leading online notarization platform in the USA, providing instant notarization services nationwide.
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Learn what users say about the online notarization platform and how we helped them with their document needs.
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Notarize Your Immigration Documents Online Today
Complete your immigration document notarization from anywhere with a licensed online notary. Secure, convenient, and available whenever you need it.
Get StartedFrequently Asked Questions About Online Immigration Document Notarization
Yes. Many immigration-related documents, including affidavits, declarations, sponsorship letters, and consent forms, can be notarized online through eNotary On Call, provided remote online notarization is permitted under applicable laws.
Yes. Many U.S. citizens and eligible individuals can complete online notarization while abroad, provided they successfully complete identity verification and meet applicable legal requirements.
Common documents include Affidavit of Support, Affidavit of Identity, Relationship Affidavit, Travel Consent Letter, Sponsorship Letter, Immigration Declaration, Name Affidavit, Employment Verification Affidavit, Affidavit of Residence, and Certified Translation Affidavit.
Most USCIS forms do not require notarization. However, many supporting documents, affidavits, declarations, and sworn statements submitted with immigration applications may require or benefit from notarization. Always review the specific USCIS instructions for your form.
Typically, you'll need a valid government-issued photo ID, the immigration document requiring notarization, a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and microphone, and a stable internet connection.
Most notarization sessions are completed in approximately 10 minutes, depending on identity verification and document complexity.
Many immigration-related supporting documents can be notarized online. Acceptance ultimately depends on the receiving agency, USCIS requirements, and applicable federal and state laws.
Yes. If multiple individuals need to sign the same immigration document, they may often participate together or separately, depending on the document and applicable legal requirements.
Absolutely. eNotary On Call uses encrypted technology, secure identity verification, and recorded online notarization sessions to help protect your documents and personal information.
Yes. Documents in other languages can often be notarized as long as the notarial certificate complies with applicable state laws and the signer can properly communicate with the notary. In some situations, certified translations may also be required by the receiving agency.
No. Every signer must personally appear before the online notary during the live video session. A notary cannot notarize a signature without the signer being present.
Online notarization is commonly used for supporting documents related to visa applications, family sponsorship, permanent residency (green card), naturalization, and other immigration matters. Always verify the specific document requirements of USCIS, the U.S. Department of State, or the receiving authority before submitting your application.