pinetime's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Ricky Beneficiary's Name: Risa VJ Member: pinetime Country: Japan Last Updated: 2021-12-16 |
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Timeline Comments: 5
IsItLekker on 2020-07-27 said:Hi guys! Did you ever hear back from he NVC about your case?
Pinetime on 2020-07-29 said:Hey, sorry about the late reply. I'm updating our timeline now. We were approved.
IsItLekker on 2020-07-29 said:Congratulations on your approval you guys!
Edtab on 2023-01-19 said:Hello Pinetime , we got a RFE from NVC asking the same documents , my wife proof of domicile and her 1099"s. May I ask you what proof of domicile you send to NVC? My wife sent just her Drivers license, since we live abroad. Do you think they will acept?
Pinetime on 2023-01-19 said:Hey Edtab, We submitted as much information as possible. It was quite a while ago so I will do my best to recall what we submitted.
Credit Card Statements, Bank account statements, Affidavit of support (written by myself), car registration, car insurance, auto title, DMV Record, Affidavit from my doctor, Affidavit of support written by my parents, property taxes on my parents home, voting registration.
Obviously this is a really long list of things, but we did not want to get rejected again so we submitted as much as possible. From my understanding, simply showing that you are still registered as living somewhere (State ID) is not the same as proving/maintaining domicile. They want to see that even though you were living abroad, you always intended on returning "home" to your domicile. Submit as may documents as possible that show you are still tied to the country. In my case, owning and maintaining a car was my way of showing I still had assets in the country which I did not want to abandon. The affidavit's were written as support showing my intention to return. For example, my parents explained we would be living with them when first arriving. My doctor wrote a letter explaining I was planning on returning to continue my health care.
Hope this helps
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