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Domicile and supporting Evidence

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We crafted a letter explaining why my husband has been temporarily in Canada and have put together about 8 documents which pertain to the letter to prove his domicile is the in the US. I'm worried if we just submit these documents with the rest of the AOS documents it will be confusing. I'm considering combining all of the files with the letter into one PDF file and submitting it that way.

Has anyone done this before? and which way did they accept your documents? 

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