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[WeGuyGal 1,052]

4 hours ago, An&Ak said:

I live in India and my husband live in usa

 

1 hour ago, aaron2020 said:

You're not understanding things.

 

Being a US citizen is NOT ENOUGH.  He must be a US citizen who is DOMICILED in the US.  Meaning, he needs to prove 2 things; 1) US citizenship and 2) proof that he lives in the US. 

 

The letter is ABOUT HIS DOMICILE.  The letter is NOT ABOUT HIS US CITIZENSHIP.  

 

Where has your husband been living?  Where has he been working?

OP-- USC husband needs to submit proof that he lives in the US, and would continue to live in the US once an immigrant visa is approved. Having a US passport isn't enough to prove domicile. 

[An&Ak 13]

2 hours ago, aaron2020 said:

You're not understanding things.

 

Being a US citizen is NOT ENOUGH.  He must be a US citizen who is DOMICILED in the US.  Meaning, he needs to prove 2 things; 1) US citizenship and 2) proof that he lives in the US. 

 

The letter is ABOUT HIS DOMICILE.  The letter is NOT ABOUT HIS US CITIZENSHIP.  

 

Where has your husband been living?  Where has he been working?

Thank you for information 

[aaron2020 11,651]

Tell us where your husband has been living and working, and we can help you solve your problem.

[An&Ak 13]

6 minutes ago, aaron2020 said:

Tell us where your husband has been living and working, and we can help you solve your problem.

My husband is living and working  in Nashville Tennessee 

And he submitted his driving licence, bank statement and home address with notarized papers 

[aaron2020 11,651]

4 minutes ago, An&Ak said:

My husband is living and working  in Nashville Tennessee 

And he submitted his driving licence, bank statement and home address with notarized papers 

A driver's license, bank statements and notarized papers are meaningless since anyone who lives outside the US can have those.

What about pay stubs?  Where does your husband work?  Where are the documents related to his current job in the US?  His daily job is his best proof that he is living and working in the US.  

Edited April 17, 2019 by aaron2020

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

2 hours ago, An&Ak said:

My husband is living and working  in Nashville Tennessee 

And he submitted his driving licence, bank statement and home address with notarized papers 

Notarized not required, and those docs don't necessarily prove US domicile

[nastra30 2,359]

Op, consider some of these if it's available - pay statements, employment verification letter, lease/rental agreement, mortgage,  [bills, bills, bills], etc.

 

 

[JFH 12,191]

Let’s make this simple. Where does your husband sleep every night this week? The food he ate today, where was it purchased? Where is his workplace? 

 

You need to prove he lives in the US, spends the majority of his time here, works here. 

[Cathi 5,784]

Just because he has a US bank account and a US drivers license does NOT prove that he lives in the US.

 

Listen to the advice of others and send actual proof of being domiciled in this country.

[An&Ak 13]

Ok ok thank you guys for this help.

[An&Ak 13]

I mailed to the embassy and today I got response like below