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pyridine

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  1. Domicile is where you maintain a permanent home. It doesn't matter if you're a US citizen, obviously I've always been a US citizen - do you have residency in another country? Then that's your domicile, pure and simple. Unless you are maintaining another home in the US and live there the majority of the time and consider it your predominant place of residency.
  2. I still get notifications for this thread. Do you live abroad with your spouse? My domicile was in Denmark at the time as we lived there together and worked there. I didn't use any US address for ourselves. The job offer letter (also added in some proof of pregnancy since we had double exceptional circumstances) was the reason - I contacted the US Embassy in Denmark first though specifically about how to request to do DCF there. They wanted the evidence for the DCF request first, and they then got permission from our jurisdiction's USCIS office (London) for us to submit the I-130 and do DCF. I had to submit some evidence including the job offer letter and copies of our Danish residence cards to get this permission. This process may have changed since 2018 but you should check with the embassy first since you can't just file I-130 at the embassy unless you're in a country where DCF is automatically allowed (Denmark was not) and you need permission to do so first via the exceptional circumstances.
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