@basaknaz Selam Eşiniz US vatandaşı, Ama hiç US e girmedi ve SSN i yok. Değil mi? Doğru özetledim? Aşağıdaki gibi bir açıklama var benzer durumlar için. Detaylı anlatan bir mektup ve niyetinize dair ek belgelere de ihtiyacı olacak gibi durumunuzun.
- SSN için başvuru yapmak
- Orda iş görüşmlerine başlamak
- Amerikada banka hesabı açmak, o hesaba para aktarmak vs. gibi evraklarla destekleyebilirseniz daha güvenilir olur gibi durumunuz.
Tabi @crazycells in daha önce karşılaştığı benzer bir case den farklı tecrübeleri varsa paylaşacaktır.
Can a sponsor maintain U.S. domicile while living abroad temporarily?
Many U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents reside outside the United States on a temporary basis. "Temporary" may cover an extended period of residence abroad. The sponsor living abroad must establish the following in order to be considered domiciled in the United States:
He/she departed the United States for a limited and not indefinite period of time,
He/she intended to maintain a domicile in the United States, and
He/she has evidence of continued ties to the United States.
Examples of proof that a sponsor’s trip abroad is temporary and that he or she has maintained a domicile in the United States may include:
A voting record in the United States
Records of paying U.S. state or local taxes
Having property in the United States
Maintaining bank or investment accounts in the United States
Having a permanent mailing address in the United States
Other proof such as evidence that the sponsor is a student studying abroad or that a foreign government has authorized a temporary stay
How can a financial petitioner establish a domicile?
A petitioner who is unable to demonstrate that he or she is domiciled in the United States who wishes to qualify as a sponsor must demonstrate that:
He or she has either already taken up physical residence in the United States; or
He or she has taken concrete steps to establish a domicile in the United States and will do so concurrently with the applicant no later than the date of the intending immigrant’s admission.
The sponsor does not have to precede the applicant to the United States but, if he or she does not do so, he or she must arrive in the United States concurrently with the applicant. Evidence that the sponsor has established a domicile in the United States and is either physically residing there or intends to do so before or concurrently with the applicant may include the following:
Opening a bank account
Transferring funds to the United States
Making investments in the United States
Seeking employment in the United States
Secure a residence in the United States
Register children in U.S. schools
Applying for a Social Security number
Voting in local, State, or Federal elections