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What documents are primarily needed to prove Petitioner's Domicile?

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I would be very grateful if someone could share his/her experience who has gone through "Domicile issue".

My visa category is IR-1 I had been interviewed in Islamabad Pakistan in December 2019. My  visa was refused and I was asked to show petitioner's domicile. I would like to know if someone was sent in Administrative Processing because of the same reason kindly share your experience.

  • When were you interviewed?
  • How long have you been in Administrative Processing?
  • What documents did you provide them?
  • Did you only upload the documents or send them too?
  • How long were you in AP and finally got the visa?

 

My wife is the Petitioner, she was dependent upon her parents before marriage. So she had no any bank account, lease papers, and tax return. But My wife and my one-year old son are moving back to the USA in February to maintain domicile. 

Will these documents be enough or I have to provide more? How much time does this normally take to be resolved?

1 - Tickets, Boarding Pass

2- Bank Account

3- State ID

4- Voter Registration

5- Accommodation Confirmation Letter signed by Petitioner's sister

 

Your practical experience and advice will be appreciative.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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You have multiple threads regarding this question.  I believe this thread was not to be restarted......

 

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44 minutes ago, missileman said:

You have multiple threads regarding this question.  I believe this thread was not to be restarted......

 

You must spoil my thread.

Why do you unnecessarily intervene?

I let the admin/moderator know about your violence.

Anyone can read these two posts these are two different topics and separate discussion.

I request the admin/Moderators of this website kindly take notice of such behaviour.

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~~Thread locked for ignoring moderation warning of not restarting a thread. Admin action taken.DO NOT RESTART this thread or refer back to it in any shape or form.~~

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