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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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Hi folks,

I am currently living in Colombia with my wife and going through the CR-1 visa process. We are expecting packet 3 anyday from the U.S. Embassy in Bogota.

While living in Colombia I have maintained a mailing address in Florida with my parents. For instance my bank statements and tax documents go to this addresss. Is this enough to qualify as meeting the domicile requirement in filing form I-864 Affadavit of Support? I also have a job offer from a company in Miami to show sufficient income. Do I need to go to Miami and find an apartment and sign a lease before I can file the form I-864 and meet the domicile requirement or can I use my parents mailing address?

thanks for your help,

Jaco

Edited by jacoman
 
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