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Eunicedanso   0

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Our case was reaffirmed after a 221g and sent back to NVC... didn't take too long and was sent to the US consulate in Ghana. My question is that...We have 2 kids together now and I ve been with my husband in Ghana for 2yrs widout working but have an able co-sponsor for our reaffirmed case. Any idea abt hw it's gonna be whether or not there's gonna be any issues about my not working for 2yrs?

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Liam2021   551

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Well, you not working for about two years and you have co-sponsor, that good. However, the CO will based on the whole picture if you be able support your spouse or not. For example: your age, your work background, education as well as the spouse.

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1 hour ago, Eunicedanso said:

Our case was reaffirmed after a 221g and sent back to NVC... didn't take too long and was sent to the US consulate in Ghana. My question is that...We have 2 kids together now and I ve been with my husband in Ghana for 2yrs widout working but have an able co-sponsor for our reaffirmed case. Any idea abt hw it's gonna be whether or not there's gonna be any issues about my not working for 2yrs?

Looking forward to hearing from you all.

Adding to what @H&T said, your husband will be asked to provide a proof of domicile in the US so you have to start working on that. 

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7 hours ago, mniceguy16 said:

Adding to what @H&T said, your husband will be asked to provide a proof of domicile in the US so you have to start working on that. 

Hope des points( being a CITIZEN n paying STORAGE since d time I ve been away) cud be a better way of my husband proving I am *domiciled* in d US. Any further suggestions . Thks

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28 minutes ago, Eunicedanso said:

Hope des points( being a CITIZEN n paying STORAGE since d time I ve been away) cud be a better way of my husband proving I am *domiciled* in d US. Any further suggestions . Thks

Job in line for you back in the US, maybe a letter or affidavit from someone qho will accomodate you once you guys get back to the states. 

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