I-864 - confusing details...

[hisokajp 0]

Hi,

I went through a lot of post in this forum and it helped understand the process but the I-864 still confused me for some details...

My wife, the US citizen have lived in London for 3 years. Due to her family situation we would rather not have them as co-sponsor for this process.

Part 4, section 15 "country of Domicile" seems to be a tricky point, I read a lot of post on this, the best one being "DCF I-130 Filed in London" I think.

We are thinking to write our UK address but provide supporting documentation that my wife kept an address and bank account/credit card in the US (detached flat in her parent building) where she gets her mail. She has a driver licence and voting registered there too.

We were planning to use the template provided by cherriesss in the post to prove residence, does that seem sufficient?

Part 6, section 23 "annual income", my wife is employed in the UK, an income that will terminate when we moved but I read confusing information saying that it should show either "0" or a converted US amount of her salary just to show she earns money at the money. What is the right choice here?

Part 6, section 24b, is it worth putting my UK salary in there or since it will be discontinued as well when moving the US better not put anything?

Part 7, section 26/28, our main sponsoring method would be to show our bank account statement (UK & US) and shares value (online UK). We have more than enough of to meet the 125% poverty guideline * 3 so it should work even though our income would be virtually 0, right?

thank you all for your feedback on this difficult process!

[Boiler 45,522]

Domicile is US

Income does not count for reasons mentioned

I would get a co sponsor lined up.