mimistar44

there is no more DCF in france. so our i-130 went to overland park.
late august I moved back to U.S
early last month, I changed my husband address by sending a letter to overland park as USCIS officer told how to change his address, now it is showing his address changed on uscis site.
i know it is not urgent to change mine but i thought they ganna transfer to C.A, then it would be faster approval.
anyways..thank you for reply!

hi, thank you for our comment MsGoyave.
we are same abroad filers.
and France!
yes i think i should wait till NVC to change my address.

good morning!
i don't know where to post our update but today my husband received letter from embassy in paris with interview date!
expedite request was approved at NVC and shipped out our file to Paris early this month. finally got interview date ( 22nd May) today.
a year long journey, we are on final step.

good morning!
i don't know where to post our update but today my husband received letter from embassy in paris with interview date!
expedite request was approved at NVC and shipped out our file to Paris early this month. finally got interview date ( 22nd May) today.
a year long journey, we are on final step.

finally got case number today! file arrived on 24th feb, and got case number on 27th March. They knew my email address and i gave my husband email address.

ya, USA domicile and assets should trump much on interview day (when the I-864 is evaluated)
so, you have some time, I'm a thinking...

A well paying, permanent job you had for a few months should be ok. Even if by NVC stage you only had it a couple of months, you will have it for 4+ months by interview stage, when the real decision will be made.
BTW, you do know that if a co-sponsor is needed, any greencard holder or US citizen can do it? Ie co-workers, neighbours, old friends etc.

No, I am not convinced cover letters don't get discarded in the mailroom. I would write a formal statement and place it behind the I-864 where a 2012 tax return would be placed. I have read what the statement should contain in official USCIS memos but don't have a bookmark. So off my memory and totally made up by me....STATEMENT CONCERNING 2012 U.S TAX RETURN
In tax year 2012, I spent x months abroad in the United Kingdom and was unemployed while there. My total earnings for 2012 were $5432.10. That falls below the threshold of $9750 for an unmarried person to file a tax return. I was not married until xx-xx-2013 so was single for tax year 2012.
I can not submit a 2012 tax return because I did not file one, nor was I required to file by the Internal Revenue Service.
I certify, under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America, that the foregoing is true and correct.
[signature]
John R. Smith
The threshold figure is correct for 2012. I just looked it up. You might also want to add info after his name like Petitioner/Sponsor for [name]
Case number xxxxxxxxx