Fee Waiver for AOS

[charlie&pam 1]

hi sis..were planning also use fee waiver cos we cant afford to file AOS cos my hubby on off at work...is there any posibility that can help me too to file AOS to use waiver?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You cannot use a fee waiver.

Also, this thread is a year old.

Edited January 28, 2012 by Harpa Timsah

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Well, Hi guys how u doin?

I have a lil troubles around the AOS. Well we sent it wit a fee waiver but the refused so they sent everything back (well without the envelop wit the medical).But i have a question about this I-131 because now i'm here like 3 mounts without a coverage as they said out of status, so they talking about this 180 days what is dis?

No problem, send it back with the fee. DO NOT leave the country until you have a green card or AP in hand.

Fee waiver requests in a process where you must demonstrate you can support the immigrant are fairly hopeless.

Huh.

I feel surprised that you can get the fee waived.

Thanks for correcting me, learned something today.

They will not waive the fee for a K-1 AOS. You can ASK for them to waive it. The result is predictable

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

hi sis..were planning also use fee waiver cos we cant afford to file AOS cos my hubby on off at work...is there any posibility that can help me too to file AOS to use waiver?

As you see this person was not approved. It is not advisable to ask unsuccessful people for how to do something.

The AOS from a K-1 requires that your husband demonstrate he can support you financially. You will NOT get a green card if he cannot support you. If you cannot afford the AOS fee, something he knew about before he filed the petition, how can he afford to support you?

Get a co-sponsor, borrow the money and file the AOS.

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

hi sis..were planning also use fee waiver cos we cant afford to file AOS cos my hubby on off at work...is there any posibility that can help me too to file AOS to use waiver?

This is an old thread. I would just like to say that a fee waiver will most likely be denied. Your husband must prove he can support you at 125% of the poverty level or more for AOS. How can he do that and convince them you will not become a public charge if you cannot afford to apply for adjustment? Wait and save up the money or borrow it now to file with a co-sponsor.

Edited January 29, 2012 by Jay-Kay

[Penguin_ie 5,985]

**** topic split from a 2 year old thread. It is generally better to start your own topic on questions regarding your case ****

[ceadsearc 515]

To be honest, I wouldn't even bother. If you read the directions for applying for fee waiver you will see that anyone who is required to have a sponsor is not eligible for a fee waiver. Fee waivers are for special circumstances like asylees.