Domicile Concern

[ShanghaiSurfer 135]

I'm a bit worried about proving domicile after reading what happened to the gentleman who was very upset about being given the blue slip by Bangkok Embassy due to not proving domicile even though he was living in America.

I've been living overseas for over 13 years now. However, I have always been paid in the US. I have my bank accounts and credit cards in USA. I have always kept my California driver license. My understanding is you need to prove intent. Our plan is to temporarily live at my Moms home until finding our own housing. I'm hoping I don't need to move before interview but did notice on the new I-134 form it now makes you state where you (petitioner) are physically located not just mailing address as previous form. 

Anybody have any advice or concerns about my domicile based on above? Or if someone has been in similar situation. The Bangkok bad experience really threw me for a loop.

Hope everyone has a good new year. Already 2017 here in Asia. 

[Mmagic 127]

You are going to be living with your mom then use her address. You can always move and make changes to your address. If and when the time comes and you begin the AOS which is still long ways, you can either provide the new address if you have moved or your mom's address if you will still be living there. I would just use Mom's address. Good luck!

[ShanghaiSurfer 135]

Thank you for the advice. Plan on using my Mom's address for the move to address but the new form requires you to list your current physical address. I don't want to put a misleading address if they can easily see where I am from looking into travel database. I will also provide a copy of my storage which I think also helps to prove domicile. You wouldn't have storage if never planning to go back to States. Any other advice is much appreciated. 

[ShanghaiSurfer 135]

Some have suggested giving my fiancée my passport to show bonafide relationship validity during the interview. It seems to have worked well in their situations. In my case I'm worried it might have the opposite affect on them questioning why I'm still in China.