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Hi all. Bit worried about this part of our visa application. We are at NVC stage, have submitted all documents and are just waiting for them to be accepted and the interview scheduled. I've been reading up about the intent to restablish domicile and wanted to know if anyone had any suggestions for this? My husband has been living in Australia for 5 years now and so haven't got anything back in the USA - he thinks he closed all his bank accounts when he moved. We've submitted a letter saying he intends in good faith to establish domicile about a month before I get there, but I am getting worried this won't be enough. Is there a way to open a bank account in the USA without going there physically? Thanks in advance..

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Hi, Well i can tell you our experience, my husband Was living overseas for 10 years and when we Was submitted all the documents to NVC the approved everything except proof of domicile, he didnt have no bank account or bills on his name or anything, we Just sent a letter saying he wants to reestabllsh domicile no later than my arrival. 

Well they reject that and ask me for more evidence, but we didnt have, so we send a letter form his brother saying we Was going to live in his house and a couple of emails from a school for my child and job aplications that he sent, and they reject again!! 😢 So we finally decided the only Way Will be he move phisycally to the states, and that is what he díd, 2 months ago, finally we presenta everything bank account, job letter, cell phone bills, and everything we found. 

Now we have case completed and we are Waiting for the interview Day. 

Also it depends Which CO review your case some are more estrict than others. So i Wish you good luck, and i hope you dont have to waste all the time we díd Waiting for approvals that were rejected. 

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5 hours ago, stephanie918 said:

how did you go with it? i'm in the same boat...waiting for an interview, hoping what I submitted was enough

we included a letter that basically told them we are making every effort to reestablish domicile in the USA. There is actually part of the law regarding domicile that says they will accept you if you can prove you are trying to re-establish domicile. So we included quotes for shipping our things over, pet transport company quotes for our dog, etc.

 

We also managed to open an account with Capital One online, I think we used a VPN to do that. We also were required to have a joint sponsor, even though my husband earned more than the cut off, but because he wouldn't have a job when we arrive back in the US, they told us we needed one. 

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14 hours ago, alannah_rose said:

we included a letter that basically told them we are making every effort to reestablish domicile in the USA. There is actually part of the law regarding domicile that says they will accept you if you can prove you are trying to re-establish domicile. So we included quotes for shipping our things over, pet transport company quotes for our dog, etc.

 

We also managed to open an account with Capital One online, I think we used a VPN to do that. We also were required to have a joint sponsor, even though my husband earned more than the cut off, but because he wouldn't have a job when we arrive back in the US, they told us we needed one. 

great, thanks.  I have heard we can open an ccount through capital one, so I might try that.  I submitted some quotes, however have since gotten more info (more evidence) but as we've submitted the forms, hoping we can just bring more to the interview if we get one

 

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14 hours ago, alannah_rose said:

we included a letter that basically told them we are making every effort to reestablish domicile in the USA. There is actually part of the law regarding domicile that says they will accept you if you can prove you are trying to re-establish domicile. So we included quotes for shipping our things over, pet transport company quotes for our dog, etc.

 

We also managed to open an account with Capital One online, I think we used a VPN to do that. We also were required to have a joint sponsor, even though my husband earned more than the cut off, but because he wouldn't have a job when we arrive back in the US, they told us we needed one. 

you're going through Sydney, right? let me know how it goes at the interview, good luck! just trying to gather anything else we can, however, am hopeful it doesn't get rejected at NVC and we can bring more proof to the interview

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