Help Regurding Leaving US

[kins8487 9]

hello all

Right Now i'm <the petitioner> in the states i applied for my husband<the benificiary> who is in india right now

now my question is as we were married on 21st January 2014 in india.

i leave india on 18th feb. our file is routed to vermont service center. now we r in waiting period.

i filed my tax returns for 2013-2014.

now i think to move india and live togther till my husband got visa.

is this possible for me to leave states now till my husband got visa?

thanks.

[Not a Tailor 1,370]

If you leave the states and move to India, will you still have a house in the US? A job waiting for you? You have to prove domicile. If you can't prove domicile, he will be refused. Also, if you can't prove your current US income, at the time of interview, is 125% of the poverty line for your household size or that you have sufficient assets (I believe the number there is either 5 or 3 times 125% of the poverty line, but I'm not certain), then you will have to have a cosponsor.

[kins8487 9]

If you leave the states and move to India, will you still have a house in the US? A job waiting for you? You have to prove domicile. If you can't prove domicile, he will be refused. Also, if you can't prove your current US income, at the time of interview, is 125% of the poverty line for your household size or that you have sufficient assets (I believe the number there is either 5 or 3 times 125% of the poverty line, but I'm not certain), then you will have to have a cosponsor.

i'm living with my parents and i have a good position in job also n i get vacation also.

but i dont understand about domicile.

if u can thn plz explain..

and another thing tht i forgot to mention is that i appoint attorney for my case.

so then may i go?

[aaron2020 11,651]

i'm living with my parents and i have a good position in job also n i get vacation also.

but i dont understand about domicile.

if u can thn plz explain..

and another thing tht i forgot to mention is that i appoint attorney for my case.

so then may i go?

Hi,

You need to meet the financial requirements of the I-864 in order for your husband to get an immigration visa.

You need a US domicile - a US resident.

You need to have a current income or Joint Sponsor.

Having an attorney has nothing to do with "may you go?". You can go, but you may not meet the requirements. Read up on the domicile and income requirements.

[kins8487 9]

Hi,

You need to meet the financial requirements of the I-864 in order for your husband to get an immigration visa.

You need a US domicile - a US resident.

You need to have a current income or Joint Sponsor.

Having an attorney has nothing to do with "may you go?". You can go, but you may not meet the requirements. Read up on the domicile and income requirements.

as i told you i m living with my parents and my parents having home

and i hav a job also.

so plz suggest it is suitable to go now to india or may i go after my husband get visa interview appointmnet..?

[Darnell 8,478]

please study the I-864,

under current annual income

and

prior years tax data.

do you qualify in both areas?

if not, suggest to think about securing a co-sponsor.

as to domicile proof, it is evaluated on interview day at the IV Unit. 'live with parents' can be explained, in written form in a continuation sheet, so bear that in mind. Lack of income, current annual income, will be something you need to address, but if one or both of your parents are co-sponsors, that base will be covered.

as to attorney - who cares? you are on a DIY site, where 'Y' 'D'. Try the advanced search tool, when logged in from a PC.

[aaron2020 11,651]

How will you have a current US job living abroad?

Since you would not have a current US income by moving abroad, do you have a Joint Sponsor to meet the I-864 requirements?

You may want the research the I-864 requirements to make sure you can meet them after moving abroad.

[NikLR 13,227]

She can have a current job if she is taking a leave of absence. Not everyone has to quit to have a sabbatical or leave of absence.

For all we know she's earned that much paid vacation time.

[kins8487 9]

How will you have a current US job living abroad?

Since you would not have a current US income by moving abroad, do you have a Joint Sponsor to meet the I-864 requirements?

You may want the research the I-864 requirements to make sure you can meet them after moving abroad.

no i'm in states now but i m thinking to leave states and go to my husbands place

thts why i want help that i go there now or after my husband get visa.

[Darnell 8,478]

the thing that will make the difference for you, in making this decision:

1. current annual income per I-864P guidelines, the projection for 2014. Don't meet the mark? got a co-sponser?

2. ability to prove up domicile, proof given on interview day.

that's it. suss this out, then you'll have your answer.

[bkghosh 121]

hello all

Right Now i'm <the petitioner> in the states i applied for my husband<the benificiary> who is in india right now

now my question is as we were married on 21st January 2014 in india.

i leave india on 18th feb. our file is routed to vermont service center. now we r in waiting period.

i filed my tax returns for 2013-2014.

now i think to move india and live togther till my husband got visa.

is this possible for me to leave states now till my husband got visa?

thanks.

Please read up on how to prove US domicile here:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/164618-proving-domicile-when-not-living-in-the-us/

and here is another on that topic:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/464916-question-on-proof-of-us-domicile/

[pushbrk 12,883]

no i'm in states now but i m thinking to leave states and go to my husbands place

thts why i want help that i go there now or after my husband get visa.

You seem not to be understanding the responses. Let me see if a different explanation will be understood.

There are two issues.

1. Intent to re-establish US domicile as considered on interview day.

2. Your qualification to financially sponsor your husband, as evaluated on interview day.

In regard to both, you indicate that TODAY, you have a job but the important thing is whether you'll have a job in the USA, with income that will continue from that US source once you and your spouse come back to the USA to live.

You do not qualify based on today, because the visa decision is not made until interview day.

Will you continue to be employed where you are now employed, 1. during your absence AND 2. upon your return to the USA. If the answer to both is yes, you have no problem. Enjoy your trip. If your answer to either or both is no, then you've got some things to work out. If I were you though, I would consult your attorney about all this. That's what you're paying them for.

[kins8487 9]

You seem not to be understanding the responses. Let me see if a different explanation will be understood.

There are two issues.

1. Intent to re-establish US domicile as considered on interview day.

2. Your qualification to financially sponsor your husband, as evaluated on interview day.

In regard to both, you indicate that TODAY, you have a job but the important thing is whether you'll have a job in the USA, with income that will continue from that US source once you and your spouse come back to the USA to live.

You do not qualify based on today, because the visa decision is not made until interview day.

Will you continue to be employed where you are now employed, 1. during your absence AND 2. upon your return to the USA. If the answer to both is yes, you have no problem. Enjoy your trip. If your answer to either or both is no, then you've got some things to work out. If I were you though, I would consult your attorney about all this. That's what you're paying them for.

got you sir.

thank you.