F2A - January 2014 Filers Priority Date

[sam19866 2]

@ lova ani congrats for you and your husband

guys I've noticed during the interview the co always asking about the address of the wife... as my wife living with me right now what i have to answer if they ask me about her address some member advised me to tell them us address and some advised to tell them my current address

what your advice guys ?!

[Munafn 14]

@ lova ani congrats for you and your husband

guys I've noticed during the interview the co always asking about the address of the wife... as my wife living with me right now what i have to answer if they ask me about her address some member advised me to tell them us address and some advised to tell them my current address

what your advice guys ?!

My advice is that always be truthful with the CO.

That being said when you say your wife is living with you - are you the petitioner or beneficiary? If the petitioner is living outside of the US for more than 6 months then they may ask you for domicile proof.

[qazze 4]

My advice is that always be truthful with the CO.

That being said when you say your wife is living with you - are you the petitioner or beneficiary? If the petitioner is living outside of the US for more than 6 months then they may ask you for domicile proof.

Same case is with my friend...his wife(petitioner) is living with him and go to US in every 4 to 5 months. Live in US for one month or made and came back. His date is current.

What you advised him that how he should response. Now he has a baby girl as well and added as accompany into current petition...

Any advice will be helpful for him... Thanks

[Munafn 14]

Same case is with my friend...his wife(petitioner) is living with him and go to US in every 4 to 5 months. Live in US for one month or made and came back. His date is current.

What you advised him that how he should response. Now he has a baby girl as well and added as accompany into current petition...

Any advice will be helpful for him... Thanks

I would be truthful and say just that you have been visiting frequently as you want to be with your spouse. They may ask about financial support. If you have a joint sponsor then there shouldn't be any issue. But if the petitioner is the primary sponsor it may raise a red flag unless the petitioners work allows them to work remotely from anywhere in the world. Hope it helps

[qazze 4]

I would be truthful and say just that you have been visiting frequently as you want to be with your spouse. They may ask about financial support. If you have a joint sponsor then there shouldn't be any issue. But if the petitioner is the primary sponsor it may raise a red flag unless the petitioners work allows them to work remotely from anywhere in the world. Hope it helps

Very logical. Yes, his father is law the sponsor as he is already a US national... As she is not doing any job and waiting to all settler in US and then start her career and new life with spouse and daughter. he just told me that he had provided his US living address as his father in law home address and same place of residence of his wife as well.

hope things will be good!

Thanks for your expert Advise. Cheers!

[sam19866 2]

So its depend. For the questions if they ask what us address we must provide the same

If the ask about current or living address we must provide the actual

Any way I saw here on vj few month ago one member his wife spent more than 10 month with him without entry us since she was pregnant and he took hospital report with him to the interview as proof of domicile

[nilx25 18]

So its depend. For the questions if they ask what us address we must provide the same

If the ask about current or living address we must provide the actual

Any way I saw here on vj few month ago one member his wife spent more than 10 month with him without entry us since she was pregnant and he took hospital report with him to the interview as proof of domicile

Several months ago, I pointed this out in discussion but other members talk me down so I kinda left it out. Domicile can be problem. Can you give history of how long your wife stayed in the US and your country in past 2 years. where does your spouse live? What is her adress? What job she do? That kinda question will be asked not what is her us adress?

[sam19866 2]

Several months ago, I pointed this out in discussion but other members talk me down so I kinda left it out. Domicile can be problem. Can you give history of how long your wife stayed in the US and your country in past 2 years. where does your spouse live? What is her adress? What job she do? That kinda question will be asked not what is her us adress?

[qazze 4]

What if she had stayed more in my country them US?

What is domicile.... Is domicile cancelled if someone stay more then 6 months outside of US?

Several months ago, I pointed this out in discussion but other members talk me down so I kinda left it out. Domicile can be problem. Can you give history of how long your wife stayed in the US and your country in past 2 years. where does your spouse live? What is her adress? What job she do? That kinda question will be asked not what is her us adress?

[Munafn 14]

What if she had stayed more in my country them US?

What is domicile.... Is domicile cancelled if someone stay more then 6 months outside of US?

Domicile means living and working majority in the US for immigration purposes. Typically yes after 6 months of being outside you need to prove domicile to immigration officers. There are certain exceptions where you can be outside for more than 6 months and still maintain domicile. For example if you are working for the US govt outside of the US you can still claim US domicile. I've been out of the US for at least 4 months as my father was ill during our process and had no issues with domicile becauSe my work, car, accounts were still all functional and working in the US. You are also allowed to be outside of tHE US if you are studying outside and cannot be back until after coursework is complete. after 6 months of being out of the US and if you have no job or strong ties, typically they ask to see proof of domicile basically - the intent to settle in America. So it could be opening new bank accounts, signing a lease, employment offer letter etc.

[sam19866 2]

Several months ago, I pointed this out in discussion but other members talk me down so I kinda left it out. Domicile can be problem. Can you give history of how long your wife stayed in the US and your country in past 2 years. where does your spouse live? What is her adress? What job she do? That kinda question will be asked not what is her us adress?

again im not with you in this point im not the same person who talked to you but i was talking in same subject. domicile is important but its depend for the case and the conditions i told that guys his wife was pregnant so he told them that and he passed the interview can you tell how she will come pregnant if she stay in us far from her husband !!!!

if the wife not working and leaving with her husband so sure they have the reason for that so that NVC they asking for joint sponsor and other proof

sure every one have us address and where his wife was living in us ...no one can go to interview and he doesn't know where his wife was living

@ qazze no they will not cancel any thing maybe they will ask for proof of that i know one of friend his wife she was in university 2 years out side us but she was going each 4 to 5 month to us

[nilx25 18]

again im not with you in this point im not the same person who talked to you but i was talking in same subject. domicile is important but its depend for the case and the conditions i told that guys his wife was pregnant so he told them that and he passed the interview can you tell how she will come pregnant if she stay in us far from her husband !!!!

if the wife not working and leaving with her husband so sure they have the reason for that so that NVC they asking for joint sponsor and other proof

sure every one have us address and where his wife was living in us ...no one can go to interview and he doesn't know where his wife was living

@ qazze no they will not cancel any thing maybe they will ask for proof of that i know one of friend his wife she was in university 2 years out side us but she was going each 4 to 5 month to us

Just be confident at interview buddy and reherse interview questions so that you can answer. If problem happen, you can show intent to restablish domicile by providing return tickets. I will pray that all goes well for you and you get your visa.

[qazze 4]

Just be confident at interview buddy and reherse interview questions so that you can answer. If problem happen, you can show intent to restablish domicile by providing return tickets. I will pray that all goes well for you and you get your visa.

Thanks to all for wonderful advise. Much Appreciated!

[taku45 2]

Interview done on 2nd but now another wait for receiving the pp and docs from the embassy thro the nearest bank. It's been a week already for us. Any suggestions?

[Munafn 14]

Interview done on 2nd but now another wait for receiving the pp and docs from the embassy thro the nearest bank. It's been a week already for us. Any suggestions?

Congrats on your approval. I'm not sure about Nepal but in London, they said it can take up to 2 weeks to receive the passport back after the interview. Though generally it's been taking between 7-12 days. Also Monday was a US holiday (labor day) so the embassy was closed

Interview done on 2nd but now another wait for receiving the pp and docs from the embassy thro the nearest bank. It's been a week already for us. Any suggestions?

Congrats on your approval. I'm not sure about Nepal but in London, they said it can take up to 2 weeks to receive the passport back after the interview. Though generally it's been taking between 7-12 days.