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1 minute ago, Amw_2020 said:

Thank you for the reply, this is not seen as public charge being that it’s free? I’m about to call them

According to the website and the lady I talked to, it s not.

5 hours ago, Amw_2020 said:

Did you sign up online or called? And what documents were you required to submit? 

I called them since the system couldnt verify my identity.  they asked for my address, name, DOB and i think thats is it. the lady I spoke to was super nice btw

On 11/4/2020 at 10:06 AM, SP&DT said:

Mind if I ask how cheap? I applied through Marketplace and the cheapest plan they’re offering is $300... which is exorbitant for me since I’m not working (K1, waiting for AOS) and am generally healthy...

in NY I got it for free. I called them since the system couldnt verify my identity.

Then I got the health insurance contract and card via mail

On 10/2/2020 at 10:31 PM, obobaddest said:

Hi, i just started putting together my documents. What cheap acceptable insurance did you end up using.??

Thank You

hey there, I ended getting it from the NY health Marketplace. it took me forever but it's free for me since Im not working

22 hours ago, SJ2020 said:

Hey, I got myself a minimum coverage from Oscar and I pay $146 a month and that’s what we used for the i944 I think it should be fine  

good stuff thanks, I had a look and... it seems the cheapest option is 500+/month under "Individuals&famillies"... can you tell me how you got to that "minimum coverage"?

thanks!

19 minutes ago, geowrian said:

1) Insurance via your spouse's plan

2) Insurance via the exchange (see healthcare.gov)

3) Private insurance

 

Normally #1 is going to be the cheapest with any sort of actual coverage.

Thanks for your reply!

It seems My wife has a basic coverage , need to look into that, not sure if I can be added and/or if it will count as a positive factor by USCIS

(still really confused by how health insurance works in the US...)

Hi all,

I'm in the process of going thorough the AoS via marriage so I'm already in the States; looking to listen to some experiences in getting an Health Insurance that can be considered a  positive factor by USCIS but less expensive than $400/month.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm in the States with a work visa, soon to get married to the woman I love (yay!)

she's from MA (her parents live there) but we both live and work in NYC

Since we'll have to go through the AoS procedure, question:

Does it make any difference if we get the marriage license and certificate in MA or NY state, when it comes to the Adjustment of Status procedure?

I mean I don't want to go to any MA USCIS offices because we got married there, lol.

Thanks!