Montreal Packet 3 Questions

[GodRaine 0]

Hey everyone! Hope you're all having a great Sunday.

I'm reading over the Packet 3 that I downloaded from the URL I got. I have a few questions that I've done some searching on here to answer but haven't come up with the strongest answers as of yet.

1. Evidence of petitioner’s domicile in the United States. In our case, my fiancee currently rents out a house that her father owns. It's very informal, there is no lease, there are no receipts. However, he is intending on being a co-sponsor.

Would proof of ownership of the house in his name be valid here?

If not, how would we go about proving evidence of domicile? I have seen on this thread that bringing bills and letters that have the name and address on them are not always acceptable.

2. Two photographs (in color). This is pretty vague ... do they mean two photographs of me (the beneficiary)? What format of photographs - do they want the passport style? Or do they want one picture of me, one picture of the petitioner?

I had a whole bunch of questions about the police check but thankfully some skilled searching around on here got all of that answered.

Thanks folks! I love you all!

[dburnt 59]

Hi.

Proof of domicile means proving that the petitioner lives in the US generally. Recent tax returns can do this as well as the proof of ownership. Remember, owning a house doesn't mean you live there, so they want something reasonably recent (preferably government type) that shows he is living in that home. I only used the tax returns (same ones I used for the support) - they did not actually "ask" for this separately in my case, so the returns must have been sufficient.

The photographs are of you...these are 2" x 2" pictures, like passport photos - one gets attached to the medical when you have it, and the other is used for your visa itself. You can get these anywhere passport photos are taken - the visa ones are just a shade bigger.

[A&S14 2]

1) If your fiancee has a job contract here, that's one evidence. Driver's license too.

See link: http://www.***removed***/affidavit-of-support/country-of-domicile.html

2) Yes you need passport photos, for you and for your fiancee.

Provide details (what forms, what question number) and it will be easier to answer your questions. Not an expert but I have searched a lot to complete my AOS application. I have applied for EAD twice before and had been successful. So keeping my fingers crossed.

Good luck!

[Exocet 88]

Hey everyone! Hope you're all having a great Sunday.

I'm reading over the Packet 3 that I downloaded from the URL I got. I have a few questions that I've done some searching on here to answer but haven't come up with the strongest answers as of yet.

1. Evidence of petitioner’s domicile in the United States. In our case, my fiancee currently rents out a house that her father owns. It's very informal, there is no lease, there are no receipts. However, he is intending on being a co-sponsor.

Would proof of ownership of the house in his name be valid here?

If not, how would we go about proving evidence of domicile? I have seen on this thread that bringing bills and letters that have the name and address on them are not always acceptable.

2. Two photographs (in color). This is pretty vague ... do they mean two photographs of me (the beneficiary)? What format of photographs - do they want the passport style? Or do they want one picture of me, one picture of the petitioner?

I had a whole bunch of questions about the police check but thankfully some skilled searching around on here got all of that answered.

Thanks folks! I love you all!

You should get a formal letter from your fiancee's father that he owns the house, and that his daughter is the established tenant. Also, I would assume that your fiancee has been paying some sort of rent or something? Why can't your fiancee's father make receipts to prove this? Receipts can just be hand written. But otherwise, as others have said, you should be able to get bills that prove domicile. They especially like to see utility bills (gas, water, electricity).. but you should also bring things like cable bill/cell phone/whatever else comes to the house.

The passport question has been answered!

Good luck!

[cloudy 6]

I just emailed my Packet 3 stuff to the Montreal Consulate like 5 minutes ago.

2 things I need clarified:

Now what? I'm just waiting for Packet 4? Do you think they'll email it to me?

When and where do I pay the fee? So far I don't see a place on CSC to do this, but maybe I'm not going far enough into the "schedule interview" section...?

[cloudy 6]

also, one more question. can i pay the fee before getting packet 4? i want to pay before the rate goes up on friday.