jobless and prof of domicile?

[SeiChii 1]

ok guys here is my story....

I went back to the Philippines year 2005. I got married July of 2005 since then I didnt come back to US. I stayed with my husband for 2 years. Sept 2007 i came back to US and i decided to file a petition in california instead of doing DCF. then after 4 months i decided to come back in the philippines. (jan 22th 2008 until now.) but, before I went back to the Philippines. I called USCIS and asked them if its ok for me to stay in the philippines while my petition for my husband is still in process. NVC Officer told me its ok, besides the officer sayz ur USCIS u can go back to US anytime u want, as long u responded to the letter either USCIS or NVC if they need some documents from you or like paying immigrant visa and affidavit of support.so I ask my mom and my sister just in case i have a letter coming from USCIS and NVC inform me.

Since my petition is approved, i asked my sister if she could help us to be my joint sponsor since i dont have a job. so i was suprised they approved my petition.

please check my time line above for more details..

NOW is the time for my hubby's interview and im nervous.

they might ask for the prooft of my domicile, since I came back to US year 2007. I opened an account. so i have bank account which is still active but not much money hahahha like $100 in it. just to make it active. and yah i remember the bank sent me a security pin to use for my ATM and i have it with me.

i have a bank statement sent to my address too.

secondly, I asked my mom if she can transfer her name to my name in our home phone number.

and thirdly, I have a prepaid cellphone use by my little sister up to now and i printed out the cellphone call history and it is showing my name on the bill.

some of the bill i printed out from online banking and online payment for the prepaid cellphone bill, and the rest like the bank statement i asked my sister if she could print it out for me. so by tom she will email it.

Im so pressure thinking about if the co's if he/she ask my hubby for me not working for 3 years. huhuhhhu

since my sister is my co sponsor her income is above the poverty line i think thats why we got approved. she is working in the casino and making 5 grand monthly.

vj's members please my husband interview will be on the 29th this coming monday. please includes us in your prayers.

and u guys are welcome to give me some advice in my situation right now.

thank you so much in advance

shaman.goddess

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[pretty mommy 0]

naku dear, wala ako ma-help sa yo. basta siguro bring all your documents tapos bring mo na lang yung airline ticket mo or receipt sa flight mo this oct., proof na babalik ka na sa US. yun lang talaga maisip ko.

[SeiChii 1]

sis u are right i will let my husband bring my plane ticket. besides im living on october. ty

[SeiChii 1]

anyone please?

[SeiChii 1]

since i spoke with my sister today. she scanned all my documents in US such as:

1. Bank statement

2. land line phone bill

3. prepaid cellphone bill

4. voter's registaration. but its still incomplete. i register online and they want my signiture. what im going to do is scan the voter's registration form with my signiture and send to the email they provided.

5. my bank sent me a pin for my ATM to use.

6. California Driver License

lastly is my printed out Plane ticket going back to California this coming October 16th

my husband interview will be on mon please pray for us thank u guys.

may gob bless us always,

Shaman. Goddess

[SeiChii 1]

[vbtbmrt 2]

if anything to worry about co's might wonder how your going to support you and your spouse when you get to usa

you might want to have a job lined up before you get here. there biggest problem is they dont want you to collect welfare when you get here. you should of came back to usa before interview and got a job so you didnt have to worry, that is the only problem i see that will cause you problems.

good luck

[SeiChii 1]

if anything to worry about co's might wonder how your going to support you and your spouse when you get to usa

you might want to have a job lined up before you get here. there biggest problem is they dont want you to collect welfare when you get here. you should of came back to usa before interview and got a job so you didnt have to worry, that is the only problem i see that will cause you problems.

good luck

im going back on oct 16th. i already have a ticket. i will let my husband bring my printed plane ticket and show to co's. thank you

Edited September 28, 2008 by iloveyou16

[mlt 0]

if anything to worry about co's might wonder how your going to support you and your spouse when you get to usa

you might want to have a job lined up before you get here. there biggest problem is they dont want you to collect welfare when you get here. you should of came back to usa before interview and got a job so you didnt have to worry, that is the only problem i see that will cause you problems.

good luck

im going back on oct 16th. i already have a ticket. i will let my husband bring my printed plane ticket and show to co's. thank you

Are you going to the Embassy as well? It's probably better that you go with him there.

[SeiChii 1]

my husband interview went well. sept 29th visa approved after 2 days i got his visa in hand. can u believe it they didnt even ask any documents from my husband.? even my domicile. i been out from us for 3 years. i guess im just lucky? goodluck