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BunyanP   89

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Hey everyone. So I know there’s a lot about proof of domicile for returning petitioners to the u.s. etc.. however after adding the household member ( wife’s mother) its asking for her proof of domicile. I can’t imagine they need as much as my wife (usc) needed to prove her domicile, correct?

 
I don’t know how I haven’t come across this anywhere....

 

thinking taxes and a copy of a bill would be enough.. what are y’all a thoughts?

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BunyanP   89

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Figured i would post this here. 
 

just uploaded the 864a for the household member/sponsor and I never realized it asked for a proof of domicile. What did everyone done for this? Drivers license, power bill, taxes? 
 

TIA. 

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Who is the household member? Pay stubs and drivers license usually work. 

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17 hours ago, BunyanP said:

Hey everyone. So I know there’s a lot about proof of domicile for returning petitioners to the u.s. etc.. however after adding the household member ( wife’s mother) its asking for her proof of domicile. I can’t imagine they need as much as my wife (usc) needed to prove her domicile, correct?

 
I don’t know how I haven’t come across this anywhere....

 

thinking taxes and a copy of a bill would be enough.. what are y’all a thoughts?

If you have house lease / mortgage documents indicating the name, I would send that 

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19 minutes ago, onek said:

If you have house lease / mortgage documents indicating the name, I would send that 

She’s going to use property taxes. Thanks. 

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1 hour ago, NikLR said:

Who is the household member? Pay stubs and drivers license usually work. 

MIL. Going to use DL and property taxes. 

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25 minutes ago, BunyanP said:

MIL. Going to use DL and property taxes. 

Generally joint sponsors should use an I-864 not the I-864a. Need evidence of income which is why i suggested pay stubs. 

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15 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Generally joint sponsors should use an I-864 not the I-864a. Need evidence of income which is why i suggested pay stubs. 

We used the 864a since my wife is/will be living in the same house as her parents for the time being. Everything we saw indicated using the household member form. But we have her 1040s and w2s as evidence of income. 

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14 minutes ago, BunyanP said:

We used the 864a since my wife is/will be living in the same house as her parents for the time being. Everything we saw indicated using the household member form. But we have her 1040s and w2s as evidence of income. 

Thats past income not current 

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