Speedy troy

Like i mentioned in my previous comment, i have a P.O. Box setup which i can use as my mailing address if I'm allowed to. So use my abroad address as my physical address and P.O. Box as my mailing?? Domicile evidence? What should that be one more you know my situation?! Sorry for all these questions.

I forgot to mention that I have a po box setup where all my mail goes to and my friend does scan my mail for me. can I use a po box to receive in my i-864?

Do I update my address to reflect my friend's house? and use the new license for proof of domicile? or what am I looking at here? I currently do have a valid NC license but since I'm overseas the address is not longer valid. I was going to use my bank with my friend's address as proof of domicile. Is that not valid?

Thanks for your message! I have a steady income that's more than enough to cover all the folks in our household, which is what we need for our application. I'm also good about paying my taxes and have the tax returns and transcripts from last year (2022) to prove it. Also, my driver's license is from North Carolina, which is where we're planning to live. I had my own place, but I made the decision to break my lease and visit Morocco a couple of months ago. At that time, I didn't anticipate our application being approved. However, here we are, needing to file for the NVC phase, and I'm uncertain about the options available to me at this point.

I have a us driver license but it will have a different address than my friends addy. Like is said I will be using my us bank account which will have my friends house to proof home domicile it's I have to.

I currently find myself in a unique situation regarding my I-130 application. I am at the NVC stage and need to submit an I-864. Since I am currently visiting abroad and have let go of my place (planning to get a place once the app has been approved), I am uncertain about what to specify as my physical and mailing addresses. I do have a US bank account, which I intend to use as proof of domicile, but I am unsure about the address details. Is it acceptable to use a friend’s address as my own? Alternatively, I could list my foreign address and provide an explanation that I plan to stay overseas until the visa is approved, so my spouse and I can travel together. I want to ensure that I provide accurate information while meeting the requirements of the application.

What did you endup doing regarding the domicile document? Was the bank account with the us address enough ?

Tha link you provided throws an error, would you mind sharing the full list of documents?

So I need two "fiche antropomitrique"? I will get the necessary documents translated, I do however still have the documents I submitted to USCIS. Can I use those if I don't have to worry about the expiration date? - they're less than a year old.

I'm the petioner visiting morocco, recently our i-130 was approved. Do I need my wife's "casier judiciaire" from the court or police report from the police for the NVC stage? Also do I need to submit my police record as well for some reason?

I guess we waited 10 months, we can wait the extra few weeks.

Yes on the 31st.

I have checked both mailboxes and nothing was sent there and the above pages give me an error after I hit submit.

Hi folks, September's fillers seems to be more active so I'm going to try my luck in here. I'm an October filler and have received the approval on Aug 27th but haven't received the welcome letter, where can I submit the inquiry?

It's been 10 days and I haven't received the welcome letter. What can I do to get the letter to me?

I never saw this coming, but guess what? Our case has been approved!! Today, I saw an email in my inbox stating "Action Taken on Your Case." At first, I couldn't see anything different and was disappointed. So I closed the browser on my phone, almost not wanting to know. But then hours after I reconnected to the internet on my phone, and there it was. It seems like its been forever.

Welcome letter? This is not over yet, the next step is the NVC phase no?