US Immigration from Egypt

A little bit of context; Married since 2012, and applied for I-130 for my wife in March 2019, and it was approved earlier this year. It honestly took more time than I thought! So the case was transferred to NVC in March of this year and we frankly weren't quite certain at that point when we would move to the states, as it will depend on when the actual visa will be granted.

Now we're putting everything together to carry on with documents to be provided, and went though the little survey https://nvc.state.gov/aos where this question popped up while looking at their requirements for financial documents

I currently live and work in Egypt since 2015, but I do have a US mailing address (which is where I've been receiving all correspondence specific to I-130). If I answer as "Yes", then it only requires my tax filing documents.

But if i conservatively choose No (which honestly is what I'm leaning towards), it will then ask for proof of US domicile. I have been working in Egypt (and intend to use assets for financial support as part of I-864) but maintained a US bank account, voted in the 2020 elections, renewed my driver's license and maintaining my US cellular phone line (one i've had since 2004!), 401K plan, and stock options in a US account, along with several active US credit cards. I honestly don't know if this will suffice as US domicile. In the meantime, I cannot simply move to the US beforehand just for the purpose of re-establishing domicile there..I have no clue how long the process will further take and don't want to leave my wife and kids for God knows how long. I do intend to travel there with my wife once the visa is granted.

My 3 questions:

1. Should I choose Yes or No for that question?

2. If i choose No, are the aforementioned items sufficient to show US domicile?

3. Can I use stocks and/or fully-vested 401K balance as assets? It covers the 3X poverty line requirements while keeping in mind the early withdrawal tax penalty.

Thanks in advance!

Hello all... at the time of the interview, must one take the original IRS tax returns? Or can't they be photo copies?

Thanks in advance

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Because of this, we are entertaining online marriage and then I will fly to Egypt the following two weeks to be together. (Have been 4 times prior).

I know many have strong opinions regarding online marriage. However, I would love to hear anyone's experience and opinions

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We received an email from NVC last week that they are transferring our paperwork to the US embassy in Cario

The problem is that i have a baby that can t get an Egyptian passport and the only way to take the baby after my interview is a CRBA and an American passport

We called the embassy several times and applied all the needed documents for the CRBA as promised in their website that we should receive a reply within 5 working days but all we received was an auto reply

we call the embassy to check how this can work but they also tell us that they re not processing any CRBA now

I m too concerned if i have to start my paperwork all over again until they start processing CRBA because we ve been waiting for my paperwork 2 years now and we ve been through a lot of trouble

Is there any legal solution for my situation?