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  1. Thanks for all the help so far. I input "1" for intending immigrant and "1" for spouse and did put the total household as "2" - but the 2 is just myself and my husband. I think it looks like my problem was I included him and his income/assets in my household on the I-864. I was trying to be as thorough as possible (he is my spouse, and we live together - I thought it would be strange to not report him as part of my household!). Any clue how to get them to allow me to re-submit my documents?
  2. Hi everyone - in real need of some advice! I am a US citizen living with my Irish husband in Ireland for the last two years. We filed and were accepted for the form I-130, and we're now at the financial affidavit stage. All my documents for the Form I-864 and the form itself were accepted wit me as the sponsor (or at least they are marked as "accepted" in the CEAC system). I proved US domicile by showing my still-open accounts, active voting registration, letter from family saying I was abroad temporarily just to move back with my husband, etc. Basically saying that yes, I live in Ireland now but it was always temporary and I have maintained all my US accounts and links so I can return. Financial sponsorship was demonstrated with my bank records, and foreign payslips - and a letter saying my job will continue to employ me once I get back to the US (it's a global institution). All seemed good - except then we got a message saying my husband's form I-864A was missing, and to add him as a household member and upload the documents. We filled out the I-864A and provided proof of relationship (marriage certificate). Except now that he is a "household member" it says he is required to upload "Proof of US Domicile" and "Proof of US Citizenship or LPR Status" - but he obviously doesn't have either of those things! It's strange because the I-864A form itself acknowledges that the "household member" filling out the form could be the intending immigrant - so it's not like the form isn't meant for him. But we can't complete the section on the CEAC process without the domicile and citizenship parts! Does anyone have any guidance? Also, is there any additional proof/documentation required from my husband for the I-864A at this stage?
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