US Immigration from Netherlands

Hi, I'm trying to prove that I've maintained a domicile in the US. I'm using my parents' address. One of my parents is also a co-sponsor. How does this list compare to what you've used?

-Car title and insurance

-Valid driver's license from my state

-Bank statements (bank is based in same city as domicile)

-Retirement statements (US accounts, of course)

-Proof of active voter status at domicile address

-Letter of acceptance into a state educator preparatory program. Also a statement from the governor's office to state principals saying I'm eligible to be hired as a first-year teacher. I've been working on the certification requirements.

Many Thanks

I renewed my O1b visa last June and have been patiently waiting until visa appointments open up at the American Consulate in Amsterdam to get my passport stamped. Finally, I'm able to visit the consulate on April 14!!! So I am thrilled to fly back to the Netherlands to renew (and see my mom after two years)...

Due to the Schengen-ban, I cannot fly back to the US once I'm in Europe, due to my status (temporary worker, O1B)

I requested a National Interest Exemption at the Consulate, to see if they can make sure to allow me entrance to the US again after renewing. This is what I received:

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The NIE is processed at the time of the visa interview. There is no separate process.

Always such a nice and friendly response from government workers :-)))

Does anyone have experience with this process? I don't want to get stuck in the EU and be unable to fly back to my LA home.

Thank you!

This has probably been asked before but can t really find an answer online.

I m a permanent resident, moved here in January 2020. I ve been working all year and paid taxes, Luckily still have my job. However, my american wife lost her job because of covid so we can definitely both use the stimulus check. She received both checkes. I didn t, because I didn t file taxes in 2019 cause I wasn t in the usa yet in 2019. Is there still a way to receive it?

Hi All!

Currently my sister-in-law is here from

Canada. She holds a Canadian passport and doesn t have American citizenship or American Residency. She came here by air plane. Now she wants to go to Tijuana, Mexico to see a dentist. I thought all non-essential border traffic is closed. I m thinking that when she wants to try to return to the USA in San Ysidro by car she will be refused entry. Can somebody confirm if this is still the case?

Thank you!