Question regarding Domicile in the US (K1)

[DeepakChani 738]

I am sure this has been asked here before but after doing multiple searches , I have not found the solution. I am preparing documents for Packet 3 (even though NOA1 is Dec 17') and one of the requirements is "Evidence of petitioner’s domicile in the United States." I (Petitioner) live with my parents here in the US (due to traditions). They own the home I stay at.

 

What evidence can I show prove my domicile in the US in relation to my living situation? Does someone have a sample letter they can point me to that discusses the "living with parents" situation? 

Thanks in advance!!

[ToTheMoonAndBack 90]

Maybe mail addressed to you works for that if your parents write a letter stating your living with them in addition 

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Proving 'domicile" really is only is you live abroad/out of country.

 

If you're giving them the mailing address of your parents, where you live, really isn't a "need" to prove domicile.

 

I mean, I live alone, my own apartment, I never "proved" domicile, they just had the address on file where I lived that I listed in the original i-129f petition.

[kris&me 572]

mail to you at that address with proof like a copy of the deed that parents live there

and an affadivat from either parent saying you live with them (at that address)

samples of affadivats online and easy to do

but you not only have to prove you live with them but that their address is in US

[geowrian 22,337]

If you are and have been living in the US, you have US domicile and they won't need to see anything else to show it. That requirement comes into play when people are living abroad.

[acidrain 325]

For proof of domicile things like a US drivers license, copy of medical insurance, car insurance, bank statements, employment letter or school enrollment, etc. could suffice. It shows you are currently living in the US. If you have resided in the US for several years the issue of domicile won't be an issue.