What documents might satisfy consular officer that my Down’s Syndrome son is not likely to be public charge

[Tahadahabra 0]

My Down’s Syndrome son will soon be interviewed back home for immigrant visa and I am worried the consular office might consider him inadmissible on grounds that he is likely to become public charge, what documents , financial affidavits or proofs that may help to satisfy the consular officer that he is not and will not be public charge.

Any responses highly appreciated.

 

[Just Paul 4,591]

Proof you can add him to your insurance is my best answer.   Based on your other posts looks like you have the income.  Showing plenty of savings helps too.

[CEE53147 559]

How old is he? How many quarters of Social Security credits do you have?

Edited January 30, 2019 by CEE53147

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3 hours ago, CEE53147 said:

How old is he? How many quarters of Social Security credits do you have?

He is 40 years, 47 quarters of SS