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Interview Papers - Proof of Domicile? IR-1 Visa

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canadagirl89   8

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Can someone help me out with this? I have everything put together for my interview, but on the bottom of the interview checklist it says to bring "Proof of domicile" (for the petitioner I'm assuming?).

What exactly does this entail? I thought that the letter from the employer or the 2014 tax return should be sufficient proof of domicile?

Also, should I bring proof of our relationship? It's an IR-1 Visa, we have 2 children (both USC) and have been together 4 years......

TIA!

2015

June 16th: IR-1 Interview in Montreal. Approved

June 16th: Case Status as "Ready"

June 25th: Case Status as "Ready"

June 30th: Case Status as "Ready"

July 1st: Case Status as "Ready"

July 2nd: Case Status as "ISSUED"

July 8th: Waybill # received

July 9th: Visa pickup

July 9th: POE

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canadagirl89   8

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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He lives in the USA

2015

June 16th: IR-1 Interview in Montreal. Approved

June 16th: Case Status as "Ready"

June 25th: Case Status as "Ready"

June 30th: Case Status as "Ready"

July 1st: Case Status as "Ready"

July 2nd: Case Status as "ISSUED"

July 8th: Waybill # received

July 9th: Visa pickup

July 9th: POE

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NikLR   13,227

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Then you have nothing to worry about as his i-864 states that. Include pay subs and a copy of his driver's license if you're still worried.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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