I-130A Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary
The extra biographic sheet that must go with every Form I-130 filed for a spouse. It collects the spouse's addresses, employment history, and parents' details for the last five years. A spousal I-130 filed without it is rejected or delayed.
- Fee
- $0 - it carries no separate fee and is covered by the Form I-130 filing fee
- Fee waiver
- Not available
- Who files
- The spouse beneficiary completes it; the petitioner files it with the I-130.
- Where to file
- Filed with the Form I-130, online or by mail.
Usually filed with
Part of these processes
What changed in 2025 and 2026
- A spouse beneficiary outside the United States must still complete it, though they need not sign it if they are abroad.
Official page. https://www.uscis.gov/i-130. Download the form there, never from a third-party site; check the edition date and fee before filing.