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Please i need your advice. My wife (usc) petitioned I-130  for me last year August and we are still waiting to hear from uscis. She just got a teaching job with America school Abuja an assisted school with Department of State. My question is how will i proof domcile in USA  when i go for interview since she will be working here in Nigeria for a long? Also can i stay with her here without abandonment of my LPR in usa cos i want to stay with her? Lastly 319(b) apply to me? Thanks

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1 hour ago, kaycome said:

My wife (usc) petitioned I-130  for me last year August and we are still waiting to hear from uscis. She just got a teaching job with America school Abuja an assisted school with Department of State. My question is how will i proof domcile in USA  when i go for interview since she will be working here in Nigeria for a long? Also can i stay with her here without abandonment of my LPR in usa cos i want to stay with her? Lastly 319(b) apply to me?

 

You're getting way ahead of yourself.  If the I-130 petition for you has not been approved yet and you expect to eventually interview in Nigeria, there's a good chance your wife's 2-year contract will end before you even get your spouse visa.  Since you don't have a visa yet, neither abandonment of LPR status nor N400 under 319b apply to you.

 

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7 minutes ago, kaycome said:

The contract is for 2 years but she can renew it if she want.

i think you just need to pursue to apply for greencard once both of you wants to go back to the US. no point now.

319(b) didnt apply to you, u dont even have GC now. that is for naturalization expedite

 

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