i130 - Address in the US where the beneficiary intends to live

[CapAlsEstatsUnits 0]

Hi all - I'm hoping that someone else has some advice to share on this..

 

I am filing DCF from London, and the i130 form (Q12a) asks to "provide the address in the US where the beneficiary intends to live".

I am in living in the UK (currently in the process of re-establishing domicile), and don't have a US address to use.

 

Has anyone else has the same problem, and what did you do? Was it accepted?

 

Thanks!

[A.m.dcf 3]

You must have an intended domicile in the US. You need to provide proof that you are going to reestablish domicile. You need to have either a rental agreement or something of that nature that shows you are going to have a place to live if they approve your petition. 

[Haltom Family 40]

On 11/21/2017 at 5:12 AM, CapAlsEstatsUnits said:

Hi all - I'm hoping that someone else has some advice to share on this..

 

I am filing DCF from London, and the i130 form (Q12a) asks to "provide the address in the US where the beneficiary intends to live".

I am in living in the UK (currently in the process of re-establishing domicile), and don't have a US address to use.

 

Has anyone else has the same problem, and what did you do? Was it accepted?

 

Thanks!

Hi CapAlsEstatsUnits,

 

Good day!  

First, our DCF was filed to Philippines but also provide proof of Domicile.      Basically the officer is needing you to provide a strong proof of documents in black & white that will satisfy their thoughts of you and the intending immigrant will not be homeless or will not experience hard time on the first phase of your migration.  So we suggest for you to provde the following supporting documents:

(if any)

1. Proof that you have maintained USA bank account

2. Social Security Number 

3. USA Driver's License (Not Expired/ Photo Copy) 

4.  Proof of your ACTIVE enrollment to a US University/Colleges  

5. A scanned copy of any letter sent to your name in any of your family US Address which of course you are intending to live (even if temporarily)

6. A letter from your relatives (signed by them) or in email that they are inviting you and your beneficiary to live when you enter the USA.

7. If you have any  job offer in USA, a black & white of proof will help. 

8. If your parents/family will sign the affidavit of support, it will help too. Mention the address and the people authorizing you to live together in the same  house.  

 

Hope this helps. Don't forget to have a COVER LETTER For all the Supporting Papers you will bring for filing. 

 

I also linked here @Alp

  Journey towards establishing proof of domicile.  Keep us updated. God bless. 

  

 

 

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