Proof of Domicile for Petitioner (merged topics)

[DeParaquedasBrasi 228]

Sorry bro, but you're coming at us the wrong way. You can't come here asking for help and then turn around and tell people not to answer just because you don't like/understand what they're saying. They have actually answered your question already but you seem more interested in telling people to not comment. I was gonna help with info, but you need a reality check. Don't bite the hand that feeds you bro.

[Lemonslice 4,968]

What you need is clearly written on the paper they gave you.  "Domicile for petitioner" - maybe your wife could join this thread to see how she can establish domicile?  

 

[Crazy Cat 42,358]

2 minutes ago, UltraHD said:

Yes

This Question is

She was dependent upon her parents before marriage. She never did any job, so therefore she never filed tax return.

Now What I should do

 

She can move back to the US first....just as I did........you just don't want to accept that......

[Lemonslice 4,968]

5 minutes ago, UltraHD said:

Yes

This Question is

She was dependent upon her parents before marriage. She never did any job, so therefore she never filed tax return.

Now What I should do

 

Do you know what a domicile is? Maybe your wife could join this thread?

 

Edited to add:

What she did in the past, before marriage, means nothing. What does she have to show a current/upcoming domicile in the US?

Edited January 19, 2020 by Lemonslice

[UltraHD 24]

Just now, missileman said:

She can move back to the US first....just as I did........you just don't want to accept that......

Why do I not accept?

ok then

[DeParaquedasBrasi 228]

2 minutes ago, missileman said:

She can move back to the US first....just as I did........you just don't want to accept that......

Same here, even with a joint sponsor I moved back and in two months I had a job again and off we went to the interview. It sucks, but oh well...suck it up.

[UltraHD 24]

11 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

Do you know what a domicile is? Maybe your wife could join this thread?

 

Edited to add:

What she did in the past, before marriage, means nothing. What does she have to show a current/upcoming domicile in the US?

What do you mean?

Mind your language you boy

[Boiler 46,144]

Quite what is required seems to vary by Consulate, for example those going through Canada are expected to show that they are clearly based in the US. Pakistan I do not think is quite so strict but needs something.

 

So it seems she has nothing, does beg of course what your Wife's plan is, she is the USC she is the one who is sponsoring you is responsible to show domicile and meet the financial obligations. There also seem language issues so best if she takes part in this discussion.

 

I would anticipate she will need to move first, get a residence, job etc. That is what others have done and that has worked.

[Lemonslice 4,968]

Just now, UltraHD said:

What do you mean?

Mind your language you boy

I'm not a boy, and I fail to see what's wrong with my language. 

 

 

[Mollie09 1,543]

US immigration does not care at all about family structures in Pakistan.

Your wife likely needs to move to the US ahead of you to find a place to live, open bank accounts, get a driver's license, etc. and prove you both intend to live there.

[Orangesapples 1,954]

Opening a bank account is pretty easy, your wife should at the very least do that. 

[Marieke H 2,523]

27 minutes ago, UltraHD said:

How much time did it take to be completed? 

Oh, now you want @missileman to help you, after telling him repeatedly to get off your post...

 

Your entitled attitude is not going to get you very far.

 

As others have said, your wife has to move to the US and establish domicile. It doesn't have to take long. It's not something you can do; she, as the petitioner, will have to work on this, which is why people are asking for her to join this thread so we can help her.

[DeParaquedasBrasi 228]

2 minutes ago, Marieke H said:

Oh, now you want @missileman to help you, after telling him repeatedly to get off your post...

This had me rolling in laughter. haha 

 

By the way mister [Don't speak unless you can help me], you won't get very far in America with that attitude. We love our freedom of speak and I guarantee you somebody will make sure you know that one day here in America. Lose the attitude.

[JeanneAdil 6,666]

42 minutes ago, UltraHD said:

This is not a place to justify, I know who is saying accordingly and who is not.

Why are you generalizing one case to others?

You must respect other post if you have gone through this situation then comments positively here.

my post is postive

I am telling you missileman lived in his wife's country and had to go thru the same thing

and generalizing is what immigration does/ they expect all of us to have US residency /  i had to proof it to by sending copy of my passport, driving license,  deed to my house

you are the only one who is not respecting of our posts and therefore i will stop posting as you can not be helped 

[Lil bear 4,330]

42 minutes ago, H&T said:

You question has been answered by @missileman and other members. This topic will be go too far if you keep arguing with another members. Admin, please kindly take a look at this topic.

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