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Legally, you can’t. In order to legally prove a US domicile for an affidavit of support, you must have a US domicile, which you most likely do not have if you live abroad. You cannot be the primary or joint sponsor on an immigration petition if you do not reside in the United States.If what you’re trying to do is sponsor your spouse as an immigrant, you currently live outside the US, but you and your spouse both plan to move to the US in the near future, you can attempt to file the petition based on your “intention to reestablish domicile” in the United States. It’ll be up to the consular official to decide whether your plan to do so is credible, and you must actually establish a domicile in the US before your spouse can immigrate or adjust status.There are certain, very specific situations, in which a person can be temporarily resident abroad while retaining a US domicile, but you’d likely already know if one of those situations applied to you (people typically don’t file Form N-470 by accident, and I suspect if you worked for the US government you wouldn’t be asking this question here).

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I am assuming the spouse of the US citizen does not have a green card. The short answer is both the US citizen/petitioner and the Mexican citizen/beneficiary must live in the US.Now for the long answer, the process for getting a green card is long and complicated. However, as the spouse of a US citizen you are in luck! You will qualify for the family based spousal green card. The highest priority for a green card is given to the spouse of a U.S. citizen. This category of immigrant is not required to get a visa before applying for their green card. First the US Citizen/petitioner must file an I-130 - Immigrant Petition for Alien Relative. This form tells the US immigration services that a US citizen wants to bring their immigrant spouse to the US. You can file this form while living in Mexico. There is no requirement to be living in the US when filing an I-130. When living outside the US, you should mail your I-130 to the USCIS Chicago Processing Center (Attn: I-130, 131 South Dearborn-3rd Floor Chicago, IL 60603-5517)Now to answer your questions. Where you will run into issues living outside of the US is with the I-864 - The Affidavit of Support. According to the USCIS, this document shows that the petitioner accepts financial responsibility of an immigrant who is coming to the US. Basically, the US citizen who signs this form becomes the sponsor. In order to be a sponsor for the I-864, you must have a US domicile and the I-864 must be submitted by an I-130 petitioner.The good new, however, it that the UCSIS sees it sufficient for the US citizen petitioner to show evidence that they will return to the US once the I-130 is approved and the immigrant is eligible for an immigrant visa.Once you are in the US and ready to submit your I-864 and any other documents you can use a service like SimpleCitizen | The Digital Immigration and Visa Solution to guide you through the process.