joyce0731

Just keep checking everyday. I once got lucky to have a sooner interview date. Thank God. 🙏

California I thought provides free care for new immigrants.

OP lists their state as Minnesota. Didn’t see that the parents were planning to live elsewhere?
 
What kind of work? It seems to me that generally insurance through an employer is cheaper than elsewhere, especially if you don’t want big deductibles/out of pockets.
 
Looking further out, do you think at least one of them would be able to work 10 years (in a job paying Medicare /SS taxes) to get maximum Medicare and social security benefits?  https://www.hhs.gov/answers/medicare-and-medicaid/who-is-eligible-for-medicare/index.html
https://www.ssa.gov/benefits/retirement/learn.html
(with healthcare costs for the elderly, medicare is probably the more important consideration, im guessing you can support them if necessary if they don’t meet the social security threshold)
 

*** Moved from Bringing Family of USC forum to Your New Life In America forum, where insurance-related topics are discussed ***
 
 
Your parents may get health insurance coverage through ACA marketplace.  Check the threads below for more info --
 
 

assuming they don’t get health insurance through work, start  at healthcare.gov and shop for plans.  
 
Bronze plans can cost under $100 / month in premiums. The maximum out of pocket cost for treatment is about $14,000 a year.  They can shop for a more expensive plan with lower maximum out of pocket costs and depending  on their income get a subsidy.  The mechanics of the subsidy are either it is paid as they go or is paid in the form of a tax refund. 
 

Just keep checking everyday. I once got lucky to have a sooner interview date. Thank God. 🙏

what will happen if they will revoke it?? can we just get married with my new fiance and file a spousal visa?