I-864 Principal Immigrant's Mailing Address

[pushbrk 12,877]

11 hours ago, Karen2021 said:

I'll ignore the first message. If I provide evidence of intent to re-establish domicile in the USA where would I upload the letters/documents to? 

As instructed, but as part of your I-864 supporting documents.

[Karen2021 3]

11 hours ago, pushbrk said:

As instructed, but as part of your I-864 supporting documents.

Thank you. I will do the following:

 

#1 - Ignore the first message about derivative status

#2 - Upload letters/documents that show my intention, in good faith, to reestablish my domicile in the U.S to "Additional AOS Supporting Documentation" 

 

I did a search for "domicile issues" here in VisaJourney and found a whole bunch of different ways people approached this matter. Do you know of any particular letters or documents that I would be solid or concrete so to speak? Do you think that something like a job offer would be helpful? Or what I need to take a lease out or mortgage on a house? 

[pushbrk 12,877]

12 hours ago, Karen2021 said:

Thank you. I will do the following:

 

#1 - Ignore the first message about derivative status

#2 - Upload letters/documents that show my intention, in good faith, to reestablish my domicile in the U.S to "Additional AOS Supporting Documentation" 

 

I did a search for "domicile issues" here in VisaJourney and found a whole bunch of different ways people approached this matter. Do you know of any particular letters or documents that I would be solid or concrete so to speak? Do you think that something like a job offer would be helpful? Or what I need to take a lease out or mortgage on a house? 

Please restrict your question about what will work, to things you already have, or intend to do.

[Karen2021 3]

On 3/24/2023 at 12:24 AM, pushbrk said:

As instructed, but as part of your I-864 supporting documents.

Would it be appropriate/helpful to upload a letter (to AOS Supporting Documentation) stating that derivative status is not applicable to us?, or will they eventually determine/realize that on their own? I want to be able to make sure that note that they wrote about derivative status doesn't delay the process, because it appears whomever has reviewed our documents has determined that our case is that of one that seeks derivative status, which is not because I am an American Citizen applying for my spouse. 

[pushbrk 12,877]

2 hours ago, Karen2021 said:

Would it be appropriate/helpful to upload a letter (to AOS Supporting Documentation) stating that derivative status is not applicable to us?, or will they eventually determine/realize that on their own? I want to be able to make sure that note that they wrote about derivative status doesn't delay the process, because it appears whomever has reviewed our documents has determined that our case is that of one that seeks derivative status, which is not because I am an American Citizen applying for my spouse. 

It won't hurt anything to include such a letter.

[Karen2021 3]

On 3/24/2023 at 11:58 PM, pushbrk said:

Please restrict your question about what will work, to things you already have, or intend to do.

Do you think it's been irresponsible for me to not move back to the USA before submitting my documents, or is it common for petitioners to be in the same position as me - domiciled abroad but show intent to re-establish domicile in the USA? Does this negatively affect the process in any way?

[pushbrk 12,877]

3 minutes ago, Karen2021 said:

Do you think it's been irresponsible for me to not move back to the USA before submitting my documents, or is it common for petitioners to be in the same position as me - domiciled abroad but show intent to re-establish domicile in the USA? Does this negatively affect the process in any way?

It's common to provide evidence of your intent to re-establish domicile in the USA.  No need to contrive evidence though.

[Karen2021 3]

10 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

It's common to provide evidence of your intent to re-establish domicile in the USA.  No need to contrive evidence though.

No intentions to contrive evidence. I already have a couple things that I noticed petitioners seek to use such as a bank account, seeking employment in the USA, and voting in Federal Elections. However, I probably need to do more than that. We have a child in Elementary school (he's also an American Citizen), and thinking about registering him in a US school from now if the school allows me to register him from now for next year. Not sure how the rent will work out because I don't want to start paying rent from now because I don't know how long it will be until my spouse gets approved. So lots of factors here and it's certainly not easy. I may also want to start voting in city and state elections. Hopefully what I have and intend to do will be enough. Will they let me know if it's not enough? Or will they just Reject us?

[pushbrk 12,877]

1 minute ago, Karen2021 said:

No intentions to contrive evidence. I already have a couple things that I noticed petitioners seek to use such as a bank account, seeking employment in the USA, and voting in Federal Elections. However, I probably need to do more than that. We have a child in Elementary school (he's also an American Citizen), and thinking about registering him in a US school from now if the school allows me to register him from now for next year. Not sure how the rent will work out because I don't want to start paying rent from now because I don't know how long it will be until my spouse gets approved. So lots of factors here and it's certainly not easy. I may also want to start voting in city and state elections. Hopefully what I have and intend to do will be enough. Will they let me know if it's not enough? Or will they just Reject us?

Registering the child for school will be good.  Paying rent is the very definition of contrived evidence.  A letter stating your intentions clearly can be helpful too.

[Karen2021 3]

5 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Registering the child for school will be good.  Paying rent is the very definition of contrived evidence.  A letter stating your intentions clearly can be helpful too.

You're absolutely right. Should all of these documents/letters (including the letter I intend to upload about how derivative status doesn't pertain to us) be uploaded to "AOS Supporting Documentation" ? And would it be better to include them all into one PDF file with many pages rather than multiple/separate PDF files?

[Karen2021 3]

21 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Registering the child for school will be good.  Paying rent is the very definition of contrived evidence.  A letter stating your intentions clearly can be helpful too.

My spouse and I want to thank you dearly for all the invaluable guidance you've provided us throughout this long drawn out process with USCIS and NVC. Although we haven't yet reached the interview stage yet we think that it will be sooner than later (hopefully this summer). We also hope that we haven't asked too many unnecessary or illogical questions; we just don't want to fall short considering the time and effort we've put into all of this. You've been integral part of our Visa Journey sir.

[Karen2021 3]

On 2/8/2023 at 1:29 AM, pushbrk said:

You have a year between official contacts.  Timing is not an issue.

Yourself is the sponsor.  If you follow the instructions and complete the section properly, the correct total will autopopulate.

You mentioned that I have a year between official contacts. Do you mean one year from when my case was opened with the NVC?

[pushbrk 12,877]

4 hours ago, Karen2021 said:

You mentioned that I have a year between official contacts. Do you mean one year from when my case was opened with the NVC?

A year from each time you upload or directly contact NVC.

 

[Karen2021 3]

23 hours ago, pushbrk said:

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Will the instructions for medical examination be given to us by the NVC after we become DQ?

[Karen2021 3]

On 3/27/2023 at 5:34 AM, pushbrk said:

It won't hurt anything to include such a letter.

Maybe you've had much experience with applicants writing letters to the NVC and I was hoping you could let me know if the following is a proper format to follow when writing a letter to the NVC:

                                                 

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NVC

Attn: I-864 

 

RE: I-864, Affadavit of Support (Supporting Documentation)
Petitioner: (name)

Spouse: (name)

 

To Whom It May Concern: