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Residency in country for interview

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I’m the petitioner the i130 was approved last 

month we are submitting other documents for the eventual interview. My spouse is Jordanian but we live in turkey. We may not be able to renew our Turkish residence permit. In the absence of other options for the short term, is it possible to have the interview in a country where your residency is expired \ not current? 
 

or should my spouse move to her country or another one with residency and change the consulate for the interview?

 
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