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hi there! first time using this, so apologies if i touch upon something that has been dealt with before....i have been madly searching all the threads today!

can someone tell me to what extent you have to prove your US domicile for the affidavit of support? seems a bit contradictory to prove you live abroad for DCF, but at the same time prove you live in the States and are making money. i am a little confused.

any help would be greatly appreciated!

thanks xx

Posted

No, it's not right.

What you have to prove is that you intend to return, or have already returned, to the US to live permanently. Put together everything you can think of that would show exactly that - bank records, proof of employment searches, employment contracts/letters of employment if it's already been secured, rental agreement or statement from friend/family member you and your spouse intend to reside with, documents that children are enrolled in US schools, those kinds of things.

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I'm a DoD contractor so I qualified under INA 319(B)(1) for temporary employment abroad. If you are working for a US corporation on a contract basis, you may also qualify. I also used my investment assets (stocks, mutual funds, and 401k), renewed drivers license, and voter registration to show strong continuous ties to the US.

My wife's visa was approved today.....so happy!!!

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05/25/2009 - DCF I-130 in Kuwait

06/01/2009 - Approved by DHS/UCIS

06/01/2009 - Packet 3 received with approval email

07/05/2009 - Uzbek Police report received

07/07/2009 - Uzbek Police report authenticated by embassy

07/08/2009 - Medical Exams completed

07/30/2009 - Birth certificate translated and authenticated

08/12/2009 - Kuwait police certificate requested (10 days to process)

08/13/2009 - Sent email to embassy to request interview appointment date

08/16/2009 - Kuwait embassy responded with interview date

08/26/2009 - Interview for wife!!!

08/26/2009 - VISA APPROVED!!!!!!

09/01/2009 - Passport with visa and immigration package received by DHL

10/05/2009 - POE at DFW. No issues, very quick

10/15/2009 - Applied for SSN

10/15/2009 - Back to Kuwait to pack and move to Germany

Now working on expedited naturalization....

02/18/2010 - Now working in Germany. Filed N-400 under INA sectin 319(b)

02/24/2010 - Received in Lincoln, NE

03/17/2010 - Check Cashed

03/26/2010 - NOA received requesting additonal payment for Biometrics even through 2 fingerprint cards were supplied with the application.

03/29/2010 - Mailed additional check for $80

04/12/2010 - Biometrics check cashed

04/19/2010 - NOA received saying that payment for biometrics was received

05/11/2010 - Email alert saying case is now in Testing and Interview status. Waiting for interview appointment.

06/15/2010 - Passed Naturalization exam. Same day Oath Ceremony

06/17/2010 - Applied for US Passport

Posted

We provided US bank statements, US driver license and payments of a shed we kept in the US.

These were enough for DCF Japan.

On a side note, you will need a joint sponsor if your job in Spain is not continuous in the US.

Immigration Process (DCF Japan)

08/06/2008 I-130 petition at Tokyo, Japan

08/13/2008 I-130 approved

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| Waited until we were ready to move back

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07/13/2009 IV interview at Tokyo, Japan

07/15/2009 IV(IR-1) in hand

Post-DCF

07/29/2009 POE at Las Vegas

08/17/2009 GC(10yrs) received

Click here for the detailed timeline.

Done with USCIS until

- naturalization in May 2012 or

- GC replacement in February 2019

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Posted

thanks for the replies everyone!

i was really starting to panic about the wording on this domicile issue...but now i understand. just need to prove our intention to reside permanently in the States, and i believe we have quite a lot of evidence to prove that. also, we will definitely be using a co-sponsor....i am a stay at home mom these days, but probably not for long once we get back to America!

on a different note, i have been out of the country for over 10 years....does that make any difference with what evidence i need to supply, or with how my case will be handled?

thanks again! xx

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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thanks for the replies everyone!

i was really starting to panic about the wording on this domicile issue...but now i understand. just need to prove our intention to reside permanently in the States, and i believe we have quite a lot of evidence to prove that. also, we will definitely be using a co-sponsor....i am a stay at home mom these days, but probably not for long once we get back to America!

on a different note, i have been out of the country for over 10 years....does that make any difference with what evidence i need to supply, or with how my case will be handled?

thanks again! xx

Should not make any difference at all.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Italy
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Posted
We provided US bank statements, US driver license and payments of a shed we kept in the US.

These were enough for DCF Japan.

On a side note, you will need a joint sponsor if your job in Spain is not continuous in the US.

The OP may have assets equating to 3x 125% of the poverty line which means they would not necessarily need a cosponsor.

4-18-09: Married in Italy

7-9-09: Mailed I-130 to US embassy Rome

7-10-09: I-130 recieved

7-20-09: I-130 approved forwarded to consul in Naples

7-30-09: Packet 3 received via e-mail

7-31-09: DS-230 Part 1 faxed to consulate

7-31-09: Packet 4 received via e-mail

8-7-09: Called Naples consulate to schedule interview

9-1-09: Interview (50 days since I-130 received)- APPROVED!!!

thanks VJ

Posted
i think i just found it in another reply....

birth certificate

Driver's License

bank statements etc.

is that right?

thanks again xx

How to prove or what to show on ur bank account as one of the proof of domicile? Do we have to print his bank transaction online and show to the USE?

 
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