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    Need help about proof of establishing domicile?

    in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America

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    I'm a green card holder petitioning for my spouse (who lives overseas) in F2A visa category. Our priority date is April 2015. It means we have to wait at least 6 more months. My mailing and residence address are in the US at the moment. Since I'm unemployed, I'm planning to go back to my country and come back with my husband after he gets his visa.
    Before I leave I'm going to file Affidavit of support and other supporting documents.
    Instructions say
    If you are not currently living in the United States, you may meet the domicile requirement if you can submit evidence to establish that any of the following conditions apply:
    You intend in good faith to reestablish your domicile in the United States no later than the date of the intending immigrant’s admission or adjustment of status. You must submit proof that you have taken concrete steps to establish that you will domicile in the United States at a time no later than the date of the intending immigrant’s admission or adjustment of status. Concrete steps might include accepting a job in the United States, signing a lease or purchasing a residence in the United States, or registering children in U.S. schools. Please attach proof of the steps you have taken to establish domicile as described above.
    1. Should I provide explanation and documents for proving my domicile in this case?
    2. Or since I'm going to leave in a week and come back with my husband should I attach an explanation that I'm going to re-establish my domicile and come back no later than my husband?
    3. In this case, how can I proof that I've taken concrete steps to establish that I will domicile in the US. Because at this moment, I haven't taken any concrete steps.
    4. Do you think just the explanation letter without the proof could be enough for now?

    Affidavit of support - part time job

    in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America

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    I'm a green card holder and I've petitioned for my spouse in F2A visa category. I'm unemployed.

    So my brother is going to be a joint sponsor. He is an LPR who came to the US in April 2015. So he did file tax returns for only last year and because he was employed half of the year, his income is below federal poverty level.

    His current job is part-time with no minimal weekly hours. But his employer can give him employment verification letter which doesn't say that it's part time. We have his weekly pay stubs for last 6 months. And the total amount for the first 6 months is above half of the 125% Federal Poverty Line.

    I would like to know how many pay stubs should we send to NVC, if any? Should we include employment verification letter? What amount should we put for the current individual annual income on Affidavit of Support form? How do we calculate current annual income? Later, we can ask the employer to put that amount as his annual income. Have you or anybody you know encountered this situation and how did you resolve that issue? I don't want to get an RFE.

    Questions about I-130 filing - URGENT!

    in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America

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    I'm LPR currently residing outside the US. Actually right now I'm in US for a month. And I'm on reentry permit for 2 years. Now I want to file I-130 petition for my spouse.

    I have some questions about filing I-130 and I would be more than happy if somebody could help me with those questions.

    1) Is that OK to include documents that we reside at the same apartment or will it interfere with my reentry permit? Which is a little bit confusing. Because while on reentry permit I don't reside in US and the US government knows this. But at the same time I should keep my domicile in US.

    2) on the form G-325A (which I file together with I-130 form) I should provide my residence for last 5 years. I assume present address on this list should be same with the address on I-130 address. Is this the address USCIS will send correspondence to?

    3) Can I use PO box as a return address instead?

    4) When providing the list of residences for last 5 years. If I put my address outside US will it cause a problem, because I don't reside in US?

    5) On the other hand if I don't put my address abroad where I reside with my spouse, will it arise questions about bona fide marriage?

    6) And should I include my current temporary address in US to this list? If yes, should I change my mailing address to new one, as well? - It's my friend's address at which I reside temporarily at the moment, if he changes his address should I inform USCIS about address change while I'm abroad?

    7) Can my mailing address and address of residence be different?
    8) Form I-130 and form G-325 A Phone number Should I provide my phone number abroad or my friend's phone? Maybe it's better idea to get US phone number from Skype?

    9) I 130 q.18. Address in the US where your relative intends to live - Again I can put my friend's current address here. But will I be able to change this address on consular stage?

    10) I-130 q.21 Last address at which you lived together from to – Is it ok if we lived together before marriage. Would it arise any questions?

    11) G-325A Applicant's employment last 5 years. - If he works abroad and I was residing with him during several months does it cause suspicion that I'm abroad not temporarily and I'm abandoning my LPR status?

    It's URGENT and your SOONEST reply to ANY of these questions will be appreciated!

    Thanks in advance.


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