Questions about NVC and different address/country

[Michael&Karen 46]

Hello guys,

 

I’m the beneficiary waiting in Mexico and my husband is thinking on coming live with me while we wait on our I-130 approval but he would be still working on the US. our PD is Aug 30 2019 in Nebraska, the question is now what? Would this affect our case? When we move together how do we have to let them know that we are now living together in Mexico, Do you all think we will have problems for the NVC stage and interview? Thank you in advance for your help.

Edited October 30, 2019 by Michael&Karen

[designguy 1,179]

Your husband will need to show that he is domiciled in the US

[Juli. 18]

On 10/29/2019 at 11:06 PM, Michael&Karen said:

Hello guys,

 

I’m the beneficiary waiting in Mexico and my husband is thinking on coming live with me while we wait on our I-130 approval but he would be still working on the US. our PD is Aug 30 2019 in Nebraska, the question is now what? Would this affect our case? When we move together how do we have to let them know that we are now living together in Mexico, Do you all think we will have problems for the NVC stage and interview? Thank you in advance for your help.

Hi there. This is not a problem. My husband was living with me in Argentina. 

 

Is important he have a domicile address on the US and you guys need to communicate your address in Mexico. 

 

Will help if you have a joint account in Mexico and more stuff who helps  to prove bonafide marriage. 

 

Good luck.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[pushbrk 12,883]

How will your husband qualify as your financial sponsor?

[Michael&Karen 46]

On 11/3/2019 at 6:03 PM, pushbrk said:

How will your husband qualify as your financial sponsor?

He would be still working on the US But living in 

Mexico (driving back and forth)

[Hank_ 9,174]

12 hours ago, Michael&Karen said:

He would be still working on the US But living in 

Mexico (driving back and forth)

He will still have his home in the USA and is still working in the USA ... then no issue with him living with your during the process

[Dalila Gonzalez 49]

That is a horrible idea because if he were to move to Mexico he wouldn’t have a US domicile, no tax transcripts and therefore no solid affidavit of support when getting to the long NVC part of it all which doesn’t take too long but the queue to getting the actual interview appointment is between 9-12 months and the interview is held about a month, month and a half after that 

[LilyJ 1,258]

14 hours ago, Dalila Gonzalez said:

That is a horrible idea because if he were to move to Mexico he wouldn’t have a US domicile, no tax transcripts and therefore no solid affidavit of support when getting to the long NVC part of it all which doesn’t take too long but the queue to getting the actual interview appointment is between 9-12 months and the interview is held about a month, month and a half after that 

Living outside the US he would still be required to file US taxes so he will have tax transcripts, especially in that he is still planning to work inside the US while living in Mexico. The main issue with moving to Mexico would be proving US domicile or intent to domicile in the US, having and maintaining a job in the US as he will be doing the whole time should take care of that

[Michael&Karen 46]

On 11/15/2019 at 12:09 PM, LilyJ said:

Living outside the US he would still be required to file US taxes so he will have tax transcripts, especially in that he is still planning to work inside the US while living in Mexico. The main issue with moving to Mexico would be proving US domicile or intent to domicile in the US, having and maintaining a job in the US as he will be doing the whole time should take care of that

Yes we have to think about it very well. Probably won’t be an issue to prove domicile cause he has two kids living in the states, paying child support and like I said he would be working over there but just living here. Thank you all for your help.