Domicile requirement? Coming back to the states after 4 years

[eliarreola2012 0]

USC has been living in Mexico for the past 4 years, there is really nothing that she has maintained in the US no voting, no bank account and no taxes.

She doesn't file taxes because her husband whom she lives with is the sole provider of the household.

What can she do to to prove intent to reestablish residency in the US?

She could get register to vote? Open a bank account? Get emails sent to schools, insurance agencies etc?

They have a 4 year old daughter that will be attending school once in the US (but not before obviously).

Any ideas on what can the USC to proof intent to reestablish residency? A family member whom they plan to stay upon their arrival will give them a notarized letter stipulating that she will host them for as long as needed.

Also since she doesn't make any money ....will she need a joint sponsor as well? Or one that can meet the income guidelines for their family of 3 correct to do a I864

Thank you!

Edited October 21, 2013 by eliarreola2012

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

She will need a co-sponsor and prof that she has made solid plans to move back to the US. That will include enrollment in schools for the kid, a place to live, job hunting correspondence (or better yet a job), etc. There is a good thread about it pinned in the Canada forum.

[Aztec&Taino 144]

I am confused as to who you (the writer of the post) are and how you relate to the situation of the US citizen. What kind of petition is the USC wanting to file? Who is she planning to petition (since she is already married)?

[eliarreola2012 0]

She will need a co-sponsor and prof that she has made solid plans to move back to the US. That will include enrollment in schools for the kid, a place to live, job hunting correspondence (or better yet a job), etc. There is a good thread about it pinned in the Canada forum.

That's pretty much what I thought thanks for the advice