I need your help !

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

6 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

 

 my wife is 19 and a student. And as what most people say, any US citizen who's an unemployed and has no income can get a medical insurance that covers either full or half of the costs.

 

So you are planning on mooching off of the government.  Classy.  That insurance is for residents of whatever state.  Non-residents are not eligible.  Your wife is a non-resident.

Edited November 15, 2017 by N-o-l-a

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

I'm also not sure how your 19 year old student wife with no family in the US is planning on fulfilling the terms of the I-864.  Do you have 375% of the federal poverty line available in readily convertible assets for a family of 3?

[Hamada91 9]

2 minutes ago, N-o-l-a said:

So you are planning on mooching off of the government.  Classy.  That insurance is for residents of whatever state.  Non-residents are not eligible.  Your wife is a non-resident.

WOW ! not trying to mooch nobody ! that's why I started this topic to get advices not accuses !!!

 

My wife is non resident, ok got it and thank you that's all I need to know.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

Just now, Hamada91 said:

WOW ! not trying to mooch nobody ! that's why I started this topic to get advices not accuses !!!

Well, taking ten of thousands of dollars from a government that you don't pay taxes to is what then?

[abum 324]

18 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

Guys, It just happened to be born while her mother was on an urgent visit to see her relatives there that time. For whom who accused that it was only for citizenship ! and my wife's siblings are non Us citizens either so if it was only for obtaining citizenship My wife's mother would have done the same to all her children. Anyway this is not our point of discussion now. We're in the process of the green card and we want our baby to be born their to save us trouble of filing another forms for him\her ( since we're already in the process to go there anyway ). and either way, she's a US citizen nobody can say why she wants to give birth in the US, it's her homeland ! she's free to give birth there for her son\daughter in her country!

 

 my wife is 19 and a student. And as what most people say, any US citizen who's an unemployed and has no income can get a medical insurance that covers either full or half of the costs.

please if you have a good advice for the situation, have it commented otherwise no need to slide the topic to another topic and start investigating. Thank you  

"any US citizen who's an unemployed and has no income can get a medical insurance that covers either full or half of the costs." <-- where did you get this info and if it is legit, how sure are you that you and your wife are eligible?
 

When do you think you will get your immigrant visa?

 

And when is your wife due?

 

If your wife is due AFTER you get your Immigrant Visa, (by a couple of weeks at least considering the due date might be off by couple off weeks), it is a better for your wife to give birth in your home country as the child can get visa on arrival.

 

 

Edited November 15, 2017 by abumiqdad

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

  By coming to the US uninsured to give birth your wife will create a record of owing a huge amount to the hospital .  When she files an I 130 for you , they will see how she acted and deny it because you are likely to be a public charge.  If you want to come to the US you need to think better of your current plans.  My son who was born in the US and has never left got very ill and  was unemployed and ended up with a 100k hospital bill.  There is no magic money fairy

Edited November 15, 2017 by NigeriaorBust

[Hamada91 9]

1 minute ago, N-o-l-a said:

Well, taking ten of thousands of dollars from a government that you don't pay taxes to is what then?

dude relax I'm asking because I have no idea about anything going on ! please understand that I have no idea and need your suggestions.

You're pointing fingers at me while I need your opinions ! I'm suggesting and you're turning everything against me ! 

 

how do you say " pay taxes " while I'm not a US citizen and my wife is young and student and has no income!

 

Please relax before you reply  

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19 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

dude relax I'm asking because I have no idea about anything going on ! please understand that I have no idea and need your suggestions.

You're pointing fingers at me while I need your opinions ! I'm suggesting and you're turning everything against me ! 

 

how do you say " pay taxes " while I'm not a US citizen and my wife is young and student and has no income!

 

Please relax before you reply  

So how is he going to sponsor you, 19 with child, no income no US connections?

[dnp2014 44]

30 minutes ago, Hamada91 said:

Guys, It just happened to be born while her mother was on an urgent visit to see her relatives there that time. For whom who accused that it was only for citizenship ! and my wife's siblings are non Us citizens either so if it was only for obtaining citizenship My wife's mother would have done the same to all her children. Anyway this is not our point of discussion now. We're in the process of the green card and we want our baby to be born their to save us trouble of filing another forms for him\her ( since we're already in the process to go there anyway ). and either way, she's a US citizen nobody can say why she wants to give birth in the US, it's her homeland ! she's free to give birth there for her son\daughter in her country!

 

 my wife is 19 and a student. And as what most people say, any US citizen who's an unemployed and has no income can get a medical insurance that covers either full or half of the costs.

please if you have a good advice for the situation, have it commented otherwise no need to slide the topic to another topic and start investigating. Thank you  

You getting a visitor visa is the main issue..very slim chance.. 

 

How many weeks your wife is pregnant. I know some states does provide free insurance to pregnant women and unauthorized children under 21. NY state being one of them. The only issue is need to start the emergency medicaid application process at the beginning of the pregnancy. They might deny or only partially cover it if you come in like 6 months pregnant and request for medicaid. 

 

other option is pay from your pocket. 

 

 

 

 

 

[cyclone27 710]

No insurance or residence in US you will have issues - huge bill at the very least. (20-30k for a normal vaginal birth)

[Prystine 184]

OP, why are you applying for a greencard when you state that you do not plan on staying in the USA? The point of a greencard is to become a legal permanent resident of the US and reside/live here, not to come for a while and then leave. 

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

12 minutes ago, dnp2014 said:

You getting a visitor visa is the main issue..very slim chance.. 

 

How many weeks your wife is pregnant. I know some states does provide free insurance to pregnant women and unauthorized children under 21. NY state being one of them. The only issue is need to start the emergency medicaid application process at the beginning of the pregnancy. They might deny or only partially cover it if you come in like 6 months pregnant and request for medicaid. 

 

 

I haven't seen the application for every state, but I know at least in some states, there is a question of residency... if you are not living in that state (even illegally), then you'd be lying when you answer yes to the question.  The government can and does prosecute people for taking benefits to which they are not entitled.

 

The whole thing is totally irrelevant and ridiculous since OP was planning on coming via a I-130 anyway.  A 19 year old doesn't have the fore-planning ability to really think this through.  OP needs to man up and tell his wife that flying halfway around the world when pregnant is not a good idea, especially with the provisions of the I-130 granting rights to the child born abroad.

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[Clara B. 119]

Hello. It might be difficult to get a B2 visa while you have a immigrant petition being processed. That doesn't mean you can't try. Applying for it will not jeopardize your immigrant application. If you decide to apply, take as much proof as possible that you will return to your country of residence. Like college enrollment, employment letter saying that you have a position with the company when you are back from vacation. A letter from your wife saying that you will not be applying for adjustment of status while in the US. Proof of her pregnancy. If you have a mortgage, car loan, or proof of any property you own. Everything that ties you to the country.

 

It's also important for the two of you to plan financially for the baby delivery. Idk if this info is still accurate, but you can read some http://www.visitorguard.com/obamacare-for-usa-visitors-and-immigrants/. 

You mentioned that your wife is a student and is not working. Beware that she will need to file an Affidavit of support for you. Since she has no income she would need a co-sponsor. Sometimes the spouse can fill an I864A and be the co-sponsor, but I don't know if it would work on your situation. Otherwise she needs to have 3x the 125% of the poverty line in assets, in other words, cash. The easiest way would be for her to find you a USC co-sponsor. 

 

I hope that helps, good luck!

[dnp2014 44]

9 minutes ago, N-o-l-a said:

 

I haven't seen the application for every state, but I know at least in some states, there is a question of residency... if you are not living in that state (even illegally), then you'd be lying when you answer yes to the question.  The government can and does prosecute people for taking benefits to which they are not entitled.

 

The whole thing is totally irrelevant and ridiculous since OP was planning on coming via a I-130 anyway.  A 19 year old doesn't have the fore-planning ability to really think this through.  OP needs to man up and tell his wife that flying halfway around the world when pregnant is not a good idea, especially with the provisions of the I-130 granting rights to the child born abroad.

Yes NY requires residency.  I think 90 days in the state

Edited November 15, 2017 by dnp2014

[Hamada91 9]

14 minutes ago, Prystine said:

OP, why are you applying for a greencard when you state that you do not plan on staying in the USA? The point of a greencard is to become a legal permanent resident of the US and reside/live here, not to come for a while and then leave. 

Who said i’m not planning to live there ? We will be living there once the process is over and approved , it takea more than a year. For now she’s pregnant and this is what the topic is all about .