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I live in the UK, pretty much always have, and am wondering what should work as proof of intended domicile in the US?

I'm DCF in London. I've heard that different embassies have different rules or definitions of domicile, some are stricted than others. Does anyone know what sorts of things London looks for?

I'm thinking of setting up a US bank account, and maybe having my step mother and dad write up a letter saying we'll be living with them? Would that suffice??

2006

July 30th - sent off I-130s

August 7th - I-130s filed with USCIS and we receive our notification postcard a few days later

Nov 5th - sent in the DS-2001 part 1 and the DS 2001

Nov 6th - received our packet 3 stuff, which I took as I-130 approvals

Nov 13th - received packet 4 - interview scheduled for Dec 14th

Nov 20th - had medicals

Nov 24-ish - received our actual I-130 approvals, I have no idea why they took so long to arrive!

Dec 14th - interviews - approved!

Dec 16th - visas delivered

2007

Jan 13th - leaving party :( I will miss so many people!

Jan 19th - our travel date

Feb 20th - our baby's due date

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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I have seen some USC's go back early, but that is usually to get a job so they can deal with the sponsorship issues.

But just put down the parents address for now, only a potential issue at Interview and by then you will know where you are going.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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We are definitely going to be living with them for the first wee while. Probably a few months, but my step mother is keen for us to live there for the first few YEARS! lol. She's desperate to spend time with the kids, and she's redecorating the whole upstairs for us and buying furniture etc. I suppose we could submit her reciepts as prrof of intended domicile! :lol:

2006

July 30th - sent off I-130s

August 7th - I-130s filed with USCIS and we receive our notification postcard a few days later

Nov 5th - sent in the DS-2001 part 1 and the DS 2001

Nov 6th - received our packet 3 stuff, which I took as I-130 approvals

Nov 13th - received packet 4 - interview scheduled for Dec 14th

Nov 20th - had medicals

Nov 24-ish - received our actual I-130 approvals, I have no idea why they took so long to arrive!

Dec 14th - interviews - approved!

Dec 16th - visas delivered

2007

Jan 13th - leaving party :( I will miss so many people!

Jan 19th - our travel date

Feb 20th - our baby's due date

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