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3 hours ago, NuestraUnion said:

Thank you for clarifying more of your situation. It seems that the high risk pregnancy caught you and your husband of guard financially. By your explanation, you never overstayed your visa nor planned to travel to the US just for the child's birth. 

 

It is possible to overcome this but a lot will weigh on the evidence you provide that will show that you will not be a public charge. What is the financial situation of you husband now? Is he capable to provide for you and your child if you immigrate here? Does he have a stable job? Does he have insurance and, if so, can he add you on to it to prevent using government benefits again? Is your husband working to repay the hospital bill?

 

These are the important question you should be asking yourself. This way you can tell the story to the CO that, despite what happened in the past, you will not be a risk if you immigrate.

 

However, if you and your husband are in a situation where you can't prove that you are financial capable, then you will have a tough time with your case.

Thank you so much for your positive reply.. yes he's earning very well now and he can pay all bills if they will ask... he's a software engineer there.. thank you, your reply give me so much positivity and hope too..😊

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39 minutes ago, Alees said:

Thank you so much for your positive reply.. yes he's earning very well now and he can pay all bills if they will ask... he's a software engineer there.. thank you, your reply give me so much positivity and hope too..😊

What do you mean will pay all the bills “if they ask”? Why hasn’t he paid it back already if he’s earning so well? This looks bad, like you guys are trying to milk the system. Not a good impression to make when you’re trying to get a green card. Just imo.

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1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

What do you mean will pay all the bills “if they ask”? Why hasn’t he paid it back already if he’s earning so well? This looks bad, like you guys are trying to milk the system. Not a good impression to make when you’re trying to get a green card. Just imo.

He contact to them but they dnt have any system to pay back... thank you for your cencern.. 

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