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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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Hi VJ people! My wife and me just got approved for the I-130 ont he 2nd of June , so now we´re heading to the NVC chapter. We are both living in Spain, so I have a few questions about this matter and I would like some help from you guys.

- Is there any difference in the process since we are filing everything from Spain?

- Can we make the payment online with somebody else´s bank account? (meaning our co-sponsor)

- The documents in spanish must be translated to english? I read different things about this matter so I´m not quite sure.

- About the "reestablish domicile" matter for the AOS.

We have a Driver license/ permanent mail adress / car ownership / vote register and a letter from my father in law welcoming to stay and live in his house. Is that enough? The domicile in the driver license, permanent mail, etc. is a different address from where we are intending to live, does this matter?

Hope you guys can help me a little bit and thank you all in advance!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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Hi VJ people! My wife and me just got approved for the I-130 ont he 2nd of June , so now we´re heading to the NVC chapter. We are both living in Spain, so I have a few questions about this matter and I would like some help from you guys.

- Is there any difference in the process since we are filing everything from Spain?

- Can we make the payment online with somebody else´s bank account? (meaning our co-sponsor)

- The documents in spanish must be translated to english? I read different things about this matter so I´m not quite sure.

- About the "reestablish domicile" matter for the AOS.

We have a Driver license/ permanent mail adress / car ownership / vote register and a letter from my father in law welcoming to stay and live in his house. Is that enough? The domicile in the driver license, permanent mail, etc. is a different address from where we are intending to live, does this matter?

Hope you guys can help me a little bit and thank you all in advance!

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- The process is pretty much the same for this type of visa in any consulate, although, the local IV unit might have specific requirements (for instance, how the medical examination is handled, how long are police certificates valid for, etc.) chances are your interview will be scheduled by the NVC, not by the local IV unit.

-yes, you can make payments online with someone else's bank account

If the documents are in English or in the official language of the country where the petition is processed, they do not require translation

- It should be enough. Driver's license and voter's registration card are plenty of proof. If you can, bring letters addressed to you showing your permanent mailing address in the states.

Congratulations on your approval

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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- The process is pretty much the same for this type of visa in any consulate, although, the local IV unit might have specific requirements (for instance, how the medical examination is handled, how long are police certificates valid for, etc.) chances are your interview will be scheduled by the NVC, not by the local IV unit.

-yes, you can make payments online with someone else's bank account

If the documents are in English or in the official language of the country where the petition is processed, they do not require translation

- It should be enough. Driver's license and voter's registration card are plenty of proof. If you can, bring letters addressed to you showing your permanent mailing address in the states.

Congratulations on your approval

So, you think it will be ok even if those documents doesn´t have the domicile where we are intending to live?

My wife, the USC, didn´t file the last year of taxes (she didn´t have enough income to be obligated), is that a problem?

Thank you for your help and the good wishes, we´re getting closer!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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So, you think it will be ok even if those documents doesn´t have the domicile where we are intending to live?

My wife, the USC, didn´t file the last year of taxes (she didn´t have enough income to be obligated), is that a problem?

Thank you for your help and the good wishes, we´re getting closer!

Yes. I think you will be OK. Even if you had no income, you have to file income tax return. It could be a problem but easy to fix.

You will be asked in the form I-864 your income for the most recent three years and, to provide tax transcripts or copies of your income tax returns (optional for the most recent second and third years)

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Hi VJ people! My wife and me just got approved for the I-130 ont he 2nd of June , so now we´re heading to the NVC chapter. We are both living in Spain, so I have a few questions about this matter and I would like some help from you guys.

- Is there any difference in the process since we are filing everything from Spain?

- Can we make the payment online with somebody else´s bank account? (meaning our co-sponsor)

- The documents in spanish must be translated to english? I read different things about this matter so I´m not quite sure.

- About the "reestablish domicile" matter for the AOS.

We have a Driver license/ permanent mail adress / car ownership / vote register and a letter from my father in law welcoming to stay and live in his house. Is that enough? The domicile in the driver license, permanent mail, etc. is a different address from where we are intending to live, does this matter?

Hope you guys can help me a little bit and thank you all in advance!

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Go here to the NVC filers thread rad post #1 and #2 and it will help answer questions for you.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/406819-nvc-filers-january-2013/

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me and my wife were in a similar position, as she filed for me in the US and then came to live with me in the UK. everything still went through the NVC fine except for the letters taking ages to arrive (i got one today dated 13th Nov, even though the NVC stage has been completed.) We also moved house just before the case went to NVC, and there was no dramas changing all our details at this stage.

My advice would be to register both your emails with the NVC at the earliest oppertunity, and everything will come to you in electronic form rather than through the post. this will save you weeks, if not months!

otherwise, it should make no difference.

good luck

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Spain
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Hello guys!thank you very much for your help, we have everything almost ready to submitt to the NVC.

We just have one doubt that I couldn´t found around the forums. Wich one is the most recent tax year? My co-sponsor has the tax return from 2011, not 2012... It is allright?

Thank you very much.

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Hello guys!thank you very much for your help, we have everything almost ready to submitt to the NVC.

We just have one doubt that I couldn´t found around the forums. Wich one is the most recent tax year? My co-sponsor has the tax return from 2011, not 2012... It is allright?

Thank you very much.

Rajamundis, I answered your question in the main thread where you posted it.

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