junior466

We contacted them and they specifically asked for the original so we sent it to the address above via Rush Shipment. Hoping for the best. Thanks for your help!

My brother had his interview two days ago in Rio and the immigration officer held on to his passport and the only thing missing is my brother's son (petitioner) original birth certificate. They said to simply submit that and he will be approved but how? Does it have to be mailed in since they are not accepting our attempt at submitting certified translated and photocopies? The travel.gov website says: Sending documents to the U.S. Consulate in Rio de Janeiro If you need to send us any documents, you can mail them to U.S. Consulate General, Immigrant Visa Unit, Av. Presidente Wilson 147 Castelo, Rio de Janeiro RJ 20030-020. Is this the way? Is there a way to submit this electronically?

I definitely misinterpreted it. So as long as he travels and establishes domicile, the application is still valid?

As far as I am aware, no.

So by him doing that the current application will still be valid? How long until it expires after an officer requests more information?

Actually no, it did not as we were under the impression that it's something that would be done once he was here. At this point, I assume he should pick one few off the list you posted that can be done with him out of the country?

Previous thread here for more context. So my brother's son (US citizen by birth) is currently residing in Brazil and since turning 21 recently, he petitioned for my brother, also in Brazil so both can immigrate again to the US. The case was submitted through the NVC with a mistake being made on the I-130 at the beginning where the son entered my (uncle living in the US) address as his current residence. We were advised here in the thread above to correct the address on the next step/application. Everything was submitted to NVC but some items returned. The most notable and worrisome is this one: PETITIONER might not have a principal residence or be domiciled in the United States. Please submit proof of domicile. For more information on domicile requirements, visit https://nvc.state.gov/fin. As noted above, he is currently in Brazil so technically, not domiciled in the US as he left at a very early age. What should be done here to prove domicile? Apologies if this question is very obvious. Also, there were about 5 messages sent through the portal asking to correct a few things but when viewing the documents section of the portal, only two files show a DECLINED. Should we do everything being asked through the messages or only submit the files that show DECLINED?

Hello, On I-864 Part 6, how to handle question 7 (My current individual income is:) when a person is a co-sponsor and file their tax returns jointly?

I absolutely did. Multiple times. Makes no sense.

As the title says, I can't fill out certain parts of the I-864 specially the Sponsor's Physical Address. I have tried Adobe Reader and a few other apps. A search on this forum suggested I use DocHub which indeed works but any idea why this is happening? Am I doing something I am not supposed to?

I assume by just filling out the correct information and they will catch the mistake and adjust or will he have to make a note of it?

No, he plans to stay in the US. He actually finishes school next month.

Yes. He does.

He has not. He has never worked and is currently in school. Would that suffice as a reason for not filling (no income)? Why does he have to complete his own I-864? Pardon the question in advance. Since the time he left...nearly an infant...

You reply so fast lol (appreciated). I just noticed you indeed agree that it needs to be corrected. At this stage though, how can this be done?