felizcasado
-
Posts
20 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Partners
Immigration Wiki
Guides
Immigration Forms
Times
Gallery
Store
Blogs
Posts posted by felizcasado
-
-
-
-
-
-
Hello,
I know this may sound like a weird question, but just want to completely sure, and to avoid doing anything that delays our case.
Since I'm sending to NVC the Affidavit of Support & Supporting documents in one package, what address do I use for NVC?
The document cover sheet for the AOS says "Attn CMR AOS" and the cover sheet for the IV supporting docs says "Attn CMR".
What address do I put in the actual mail that contains the whole package??
Thanks for your help.
-
11 hours ago, Djodrey said:
As of this morning it unlocked the ability for me to pay my IV fee but my AOS fee is still In Process. I paid the IV fee with Internet Explorer and it seemed to go through ok so hopefully that will clear soon. I'm hopeful that by next monday the AOS fee will reset and I can be done with NVC mid next week. I have my packet all set and am just waiting to send it out. Any one else have their IV fee unlocked with the In Process AOS fee still there?
Same thing happened to me, it unlocked this morning and I paid the fee with Internet Explorer. 1 week lost because of using Google Chrome!
-
12 hours ago, NikLR said:
Domicile is serious for SOME countries. Like Canada for instance where the petitioner pretty much must have domicile in the USA. For other, overseas countries, evidence of intent to re-establish domicile is more than enough. OP your list looks just fine and I doubt you'll have an issue if you truthfully put down your current address.
Thanks for your response! We live in the Cayman Islands, and our consulate is in Jamaica, I hope this is enough for them.
-
OK, thanks for your comments.
It may make sense, then just to wait and leave together.
As proof of domicile, I currently have:
- Driver's License.
- Voter's registration.
- US Bank account & Credit Union statements.
- Email from School for our kids.
- Letter from my mom stating that we would be living temporarily with her.
- Quote from shipping company.
- Possible offer of employment letter from a company, stating that they would offer employment as soon as we get to the USA.
Do you think that is good proof?
Thanks again!
5 hours ago, nightingalejules said:Honestly, they're serious about the "intent to re-establish domicile" thing. Feel free to put the US address if you want to get to the US ahead of your husband to get set up or whatever. But your situation is not uncommon, and if you'd rather show other proof (such as that suggested above), you probably don't even need to move before you're all moving.
-
Hi All,
I'm the USC petitioner for my husband, and I have a domicile question, as we are currently working on the I-864.
I currently live overseas, but if I plan to move before my husband's interview date, can I just put my US address, and avoid all proof of domicile documentation?
For example, if we submit at the end of the month, and the possible interview might be October-November, I would move by September, but at the moment of submitting (now), I'm still living overseas. When I submitted I-130 I put my overseas address.
Could you please advise what's best? US physical Address or Overseas physical address?
-
Hi All,
Another domicile question.
I currently live overseas, but if I plan to move before interview date, can I just put my US address, and avoid all proof of domicile documentation?
For example, if we submit at the end of the month, and the possible interview might be October-November, I would move by September, but at the moment of submitting (now), I'm still living overseas. When I submitted I-130 I put my overseas address.
-
Hi All,
Our case was approved recently by USCIS, and I should have the NVC case number soon.
I'm trying to complete the I-864 at the moment. I live overseas with my husband, and plan to move with him, as soon as he gets the visa. I will be submitting all proof of re-establishing domicile (Driver's License, Bank Statementes, Voter registration, school letter, etc.), and also will be using a Joint Sponsor.
I have a question, on Part 4:
- In the Mailing address, I'm putting my US Address (My mom's house)
- In the physical address, I'm putting my overseas address.
- My question is on the "Country of Domicile" (Part 4 #5). I should put USA, correct?? I would appreciate your help with this question as soon as possible.
Thanks !!!
-
Approved!!
No email or app notification. The case had been approved since April 26th, but since I live overseas, just received the letter..
The online status still shows as pending.
Priority Date: 26/Oct/2016
Case transferred from Nebraska to Texas: 15/Mar/2017
Case approved :25/Apr/2017
-
3 hours ago, RRR2016 said:
Just an update. Our I-130 has been approved, received the notice through the mail and not through the app or email. Our timeline is:
PD: 09/30/16
Transferred from Nebraska to Texas Service Center: 02/22/17
NOA2: 04/14/17
Best of luck to all October filers waiting on their approval. It is coming soon.
Congratulations!
So, when you check your case in the webpage, still not showing any updates about approval?
-
Hello,
We are currently working with the I-864 with our joint sponsor, and I have a question.
To calculate the sponsor's household size as per I-864P. Do the joint sponsor only needs to add me (The beneficiary), or also add my spouse and kids (All US Citizens), when they are not part of the petition?
For example, assuming the joint sponsor's household is 3.
It would then be 3 + 1 (Beneficiary) = 4
Or, it would be 3+ 4 (Benficiary + Spouse of the beneficiary + 2 kids of the beneficiary) = 7
Could you please give me some guidance on this?
-
My PD is Oct 26th (Nebraska Service Center). I received an email yesterday, that my case has been transferred to another service center, but I don't know where yet.
-
Hello,
I have finally seen some movement.
My priority date is October 26th. I just received an email that my case has been transferred to another service center, but it doesn't specify which center.
- How do I know where did they send it?
- Do you have any idea how long does it usually take after it is transferred?
Thanks!
-
Correct, we have all visited USA, but she hasn't lived for an extended period of time there. I currently have a visitors visa.
-
They all have birth certificates and US passports, they were born in the US.
-
Hello, thanks for your forum. It has been very helpful. I just want to share with you about my case, so you can please help me on what is the best way to proceed.
My wife and I have been married for 8 years, I'm a citizen of the Dominican Republic, but we have lived in the Cayman Islands for the last 7 years. She is a US citizen (through her dad) since 2007. She has Social Security, US drivers license, bank account, but has never lived in the United States, and has not filed taxes, as she has been a stay at home mom, and has not received any income. We have 3 children, and they were all born in the USA, and both of our names as their parents are in their birth certificates.
We would like to move to the USA next year to establish, and I'm the only member of the family who would need the green card, so we can go.
Just wanted to ask all of you, on your opinion of what is the best way to proceed. I think the biggest challenges for us will be:
- Taxes for last 3 years: What can we do in this case, as she doesn't have this info?
- Sponsor for I-864: Since she doesn't have income, I'm thinking of finding a joint sponsor, is this OK?
- Proof of Domicile: We would plan to put our local Cayman address in the I-130, but how do we proof US domicile in the I-864?
How long do you think this process will take, if we apply from here (Cayman Islands)?
Thanks in advance for all the advice you can provide.
Case Complete to Interview September 2017
in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
Posted
Thank you!!