Form I-130A: Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary
Form I-130A, Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary, is the USCIS form that accompanies many spousal Form I-130 filings. CivicNest prepares Form I-130. It does not currently prepare Form I-130A.
Based on official USCIS sources
CivicNest editorial. CivicNest is not a law firm and is not affiliated with USCIS.
- Form
- I-130
- Edition
- 04/01/24
- Last reviewed
- September 30, 2026
What Form I-130A is
Form I-130A is Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary. It collects information about the spouse named as the beneficiary on a Form I-130 petition.
When USCIS wants it
CivicNest’s curated filing guidance treats Form I-130A as part of the same package when you are petitioning for a spouse. Follow the current Form I-130 and Form I-130A instructions for the exact situations that apply to your filing.
Do not assume every I-130 needs I-130A. Child, parent, and sibling petitions are different relationship paths.
Who provides the information
The spouse beneficiary supplies the information Form I-130A asks for. The Form I-130A instructions explain signature and submission requirements for your situation.
How it fits an I-130 filing
A spousal package typically includes the completed Form I-130, Form I-130A when required, petitioner status evidence, marriage and relationship documents, translations, and the fee. CivicNest can guide preparation of Form I-130. You still need the official I-130A form from USCIS when it applies.
What CivicNest prepares
CivicNest prepares Form I-130 through guided questions and a downloadable official PDF. CivicNest does not currently prepare Form I-130A, does not choose your legal relationship category, and does not file with USCIS.
Official USCIS sources
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