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"Digital nomads" applying for green card

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1 hour ago, Kor2USA said:

You submit that information with the I-864 (Affidavit of Support) at the NVC stage. You'll have to show sufficient income and US domicile (or intent to re-establish US domicile).

Then when your wife goes for her interview the embassy will decide if they accept your evidence.

Sometimes COs can be easy going and other times (check out the Canada forum) they'll want the US citizen to move back to the US before the beneficiary. 

Got it, thanks. 

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Just Paul
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We kept a spreadsheet of all of out addresses.   We used Mary's at every step of the process all the way through to citizenship.   We also used the list when apply for other visas such as Canada.

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I was in the same situation as @DK999 and this is exactly what I had to. The embassy initially rejected my wife's application because my principal domicile was not in the US.  I needed to submit a doc

Cherie123
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My son had a similar situation. He and his wife were married in Tbilisi and lived there for a year after getting married. His lawyer told him to use our (his parents) address . It is now at the NVC st

 
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