maisflocon
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Would having a revocable trust be a positive thing to prove one's intention to maintain residence or is it useless? I am just digging up as much stuff as I can to prove I have intention to live here.
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revocable trust useful as proof of intention to maintain residence?
- Thread starter maisflocon
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If proving US residency ties is an issue in your case, focus on the main forms of evidence such as rent/mortgage receipts,tax returns, proof of US business if applicable, receipt of US based financial assets. Don't drive yourself mad coming up with documents that have nothing to do with residency intentions.
Jackolantern
Registered Users (C)
If you don't have a US bank account, get papers for the trust.
It's not that a bank account or other financial account proves your residence, it's that the lack of financial accounts in the US is an indicator giving the impression of not maintaining US residence. Unless you are so poor that you don't have an account anywhere ... but if you were so poor you wouldn't be traveling so much that your residence becomes an issue, so the "too poor to have an account" excuse won't be credible.
It's not that a bank account or other financial account proves your residence, it's that the lack of financial accounts in the US is an indicator giving the impression of not maintaining US residence. Unless you are so poor that you don't have an account anywhere ... but if you were so poor you wouldn't be traveling so much that your residence becomes an issue, so the "too poor to have an account" excuse won't be credible.