I need help your experience please [merged threads]

[Go123 0]

I am the petitioner and sponsor for my husband to get his immigration visa. I am a US citizen, left the US 6 years ago got married and now planning to return permanently with my husband and 2yr old child. I never worked in the US ( depended on family) and also never worked abroad (depended on my hisband).

Now i am filling i-864 for question number 15 part 4 country of domicile what do i write (US or The foriegn country)

And i need proof since am living abroad... I have no bank accounts in US, no renewed driver license never filed taxes , almost no proof of domicile

I read that i can however proof that i will reestablish domicile once i leave with my family so for that all i can provide is :

1) valid social security card ( copy)

2) letters sent to my permenant US address which is my parents address as well

3) residence agreement between me and my family for housing us till we move to an apartment

Thats all i can do, i am not planning on traveling to the US now just to open an account or renew my license. So is that good enough, what else can be done

Please note that my brother is my joint sponsor who also lives in the same household

[baron555 934]

I am the petitioner and sponsor for my husband to get his immigration visa. I am a US citizen, left the US 6 years ago got married and now planning to return permanently with my husband and 2yr old child. I never worked in the US ( depended on family) and also never worked abroad (depended on my hisband).

Now i am filling i-864 for question number 15 part 4 country of domicile what do i write (US or The foriegn country)

And i need proof since am living abroad... I have no bank accounts in US, no renewed driver license never filed taxes , almost no proof of domicile

I read that i can however proof that i will reestablish domicile once i leave with my family so for that all i can provide is :

1) valid social security card ( copy)

2) letters sent to my permenant US address which is my parents address as well

3) residence agreement between me and my family for housing us till we move to an apartment

Thats all i can do, i am not planning on traveling to the US now just to open an account or renew my license. So is that good enough, what else can be done

Please note that my brother is my joint sponsor who also lives in the same household

Yes, all sounds fine.

[Cathi 5,794]

letter from your parents stating that is your US residence

Edited November 25, 2015 by mimolicious

[Go123 0]

I have a joint sponsor no prob... I talked to an nvc officer and explained that i have no income because i was never employed and said fine for nor filing taxes... This is not my issue... Is what am providing enough for proof of domicile

[Cathi 5,794]

you already started another topic with the same questions,everything you have is fine

[Go123 0]

Thank you for replying but am afraid these documents wont be strong enough for support also what should i answer the question 15 part 4 country of domicile

[Go123 0]

Yes i know thats because am very worried about this and need help

[TBoneTX 46,173]

We understand that you're worried, but starting more than one thread on the same or a similar-themed topic borders on spamming the forums -- a no-no. An unanswered such thread has been removed; the remaining two threads (with answers) have been merged here in the Bringing Family Members of USCs forum.

Thanks for your awareness of the no-spamming rule in the future, and good luck during your immigration process.

TBoneTX

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[Darnell 8,479]

Please study the domicile topic in the canada sub-forum, same problems and solutions presented there.

[timchew 0]

Go123,

You ask how you should answer the question about your country of domicile. It's fine to state that you are currently are domiciled abroad. That would appear to be the truth if when you moved abroad, you had no fixed intent to return to live in the U.S. within a specific period. (In other words, it appears that you gave up your U.S. domicile when you moved abroad).

As you've already noted, once you admit that you are domiciled abroad, you'll next need to prove that you'll re-establish domicile in the U.S. not later than when your husband enters with the immigrant visa.

For most people, the best evidence they are moving back to the U.S. is proof of where they'll live and where they'll work. (The latter doesn't apply to you). That's why others in this forum are telling you that a letter from your relatives confirming you'll live with them is probably necessary and sufficient evidence that you're moving back to the U.S.

Source: The Affidavit of Support Help Center section on "Reestablishment of Domicile" in the U.S.

[Go123 0]

Thank you all for your responses. Very helpful. Now i just have another question: part 6 question 20 do i need to check that box ( i will not send tax returns because i never filed taxes because i never worked not because my income is below the requirements) or do i still need to check it anyways since am not sending taxes.