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  1.    appleblossom reacted to a post in a topic: Intent to re-establish domicile
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  5. pushbrk
    Don't lie. Your domicile evidence goes with the affidavits of support. Unless and until NVC accepts that evidence, you will not even be in the queue for an interview in Montreal. Yes, it is an advantage to go ahead and move ahead of your husband. The checking into schools was not about your children's education. It's about the domicile issue. Homeschooling is fine but it will not help with the domicile issue. You can kind of pseudo move also, in that you can go ahead and get your local driver license, bank account etc. for what (to you) is a temporary stay preparatory to the permanent move. Firm evidence of your husband's continued employment with the same company's US branch etc. is a key issue do firmly document. A receipt for moving expenses for a portion of your household items can also be used if practical for you.
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  8. pushbrk
    Follow Consulate instructions for paying the visa application fee.
  9. pushbrk
    Your lawyer is not completely wrong, but it is not true, in the way you have written it. The first hurdle is NVC accepting your EVIDENCE of your intent to re-establish domicile in the USA. That comes before the interview. Your plan sounds good but it needs to be followed "before submitting the I-864" not just "before the interview" or their never will be an interview. I would add looking into schools for the kids. It sounds like your Canadian Husband will be continuing employment with the same company. That evidence is the most important, particularly if it is his income being used to qualify as sponsor.
  10.    Jordanian Bride reacted to a post in a topic: I-751 Widow Waiver Denied After Interview. Help needed. Thanks
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  13. pushbrk
    Yes, you are overthinking but a little underthinking too. Current income does not come from a tax return. Tax returns are "literally" about the past. The new I-134 is pretty cumbersome though. If one question has the words "including yourself" include yourself when answering that question. If another question says not counting yourself, then the answers to different questions will be different answer. Yes, you current income comes from the gross income before deductions on a pay stub, not a tax return or W2. They don't match because they are for different purposes.
  14.    Lyubov reacted to a post in a topic: Is there a problem if she apply for K1 visa and she got denied b1/b2?
  15.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Just joined! Some questions about proof of relationship and processing locations.
  16. pushbrk
    True but getting one is like free climbing El Capitan.
  17.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: Just joined! Some questions about proof of relationship and processing locations.
  18. pushbrk
    Being denied a B1B2 visa is not a problem. Lying in the application process is very serious.
  19. pushbrk
    No need to concern yourself with the expiration of the approval. It will be automatically extended in four month increments until you fail to attend the interview or denied at interview.
  20. pushbrk
    You do not upload documents in a K1 visa case. That's for Immigrant visas. Follow the instructions from the Consulate.
  21. pushbrk
    Assuming your VA disability income is clearly sufficient, you simply state it and provide the latest award letter. No reason to expect a problem.
  22. pushbrk
    Again, the W2, is not relevant to the Affidavit of Support. Total income from a tax return, and pay stub for current income. Tax returns are about the past, not the present.
  23. pushbrk
    The W2 itself is not relevant to the affidavit of support, even if some of the numbers may be the same. I'm using the I-864 criteria, which is what the Consular Officer will consider. When asked about any number from a past tax return, it is the Total Income number unless you filed using the 1040EZ. In that case it is AGI. It is often true the Total Income and AGI are the same number but use the Total income number.
  24. pushbrk
    Those are good ideas, but this is attorney time, in my opinion. I don't have a specific recommendation but others might.
  25. pushbrk
    Well then, that's a completely different story. Holding a position and being currently employed seem to be different things. No, you cannot use W2s instead of a tax return. When will you be back to work and have pay stubs? It might be wise to wait until your facts match my advice.
  26. pushbrk
    Your current income is king here. In my opinion, no need for a joint sponsor. Your AGI is not the number shown on the I-134 though. While the number is often the same, you use the "total income" not AGI. For current income, state your current income of way over 100k. Calculate it using gross pay for a full pay period, times the number of pay periods in a whole year. Add those two figures together and that is your current income. Document it with the copies of the pay stubs you used to calculate it. Once you file to adjust status, you do the same. Perhaps you will have filed a new tax return by then. "Joint sponsor" takes about two seconds for me to type, but securing one, asking them to disclose the information, then complete and sign an I-134 is a much bigger deal. Even a bigger deal for the binding I-864. Expect success based on your actual current income.
  27. pushbrk
    And I question whether the politician's office gave the correct answer.
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