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1 minute ago, Boiler said:

 I do not understand how your situation qualifies, could your Joint Sponsor help?

Yes my joint sponsor is helping it's more of I just wanted to know more about the I912 and if I had to pay for the green card lol. My husband is taken care of. I honestly was just asking for a yes or no and why not. I wasn't expecting the rude comments. The embassy knew my finances they received and gave us the okay. My husband is not on any type of government assistance. I was just confused. But I thank you for actually letting me know it's not about me when it comes to the I485. 

7 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

although it is allowed,  questions the ability of sponsor to care for the immigrant

And i am surprised that Casa approved the K1

If i was the officer who reviewed a I 912 request,  i would send a RFE asking "who pays her room and board?  Who pays for her health care?

what plans did u make for the care before she came to the US?   When will u gradutate"

 

it was important to know all that is involved in the K1 proceedure and u have prepared for the AOS 

I have graduated already but I want to go for a higher degree so I went back. I only wanted to know if I could file for the I-912 because I am on it currently. I have my own apartment and we are living fine. I just wanted insight you know but I fear that I shouldn’t have asked. 

46 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

I would be worried about having the I485 denied.  Doesn't sound like you can afford to bring an immigrant to the US.

Thank you

1 hour ago, Family said:

DO NOT file for a fee waiver…it will not only be denied but you will end up shooting yourself in the foot…and future filing be flagged for public charge.

 

You convinced the Consulate ( w I-134) that you and /or joint sponsor will support your now wife. Time to pony up ( w I-864) so get a Joint Sponsor
 

Thank you so much!! I will not file for it I just needed clarification. 

3 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-912instr.pdf

 

 

 

You,  the USC,  are not the applicant of the I 485

your new spouse is

 

The principal applicant is usually the individual named as the beneficiary of an immigrant petition or who is otherwise qualified to adjust status

 

Is your spouse already getting "means tested benefits"?

No he is not I just wanted to know about it 

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

How do you qualify?

it states I can file for it if I am on government assistance. I am on government assistance. 

7 minutes ago, Boiler said:

After 90 days he will be out of status and deportable.

 

Good you have a Joint Sponsor.

Okay I understand, Thank you. Do you think I should do the I-912? if so do I file it with the AOS or before the AOS?

5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

K1 is a single entry visa good for 90 days so as long as you marry and file within the 90 days you can wait.

 

Do you have a joint sponsor?

 

Have you read who is eligible for a fee waiver?

Thank you for replying. I mean do we have to file for the green card within the 90 days they gave us or can we wait? We do have a joint sponsor, but it states I can file for it if I am on "means-tested benefit"( I am a full time college student).  

Hello everyone I just wanted some insight on the form I-912. First is it a good idea to even file for it and if so do you do it before or during the time you file for the adjustment of status? Lastly, Me and my fiancé got married already and we want to know do we have to file right away for the green card or are we allowed to wait?

10 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

health care .gov for health is affordable health care for anyone

 

u need ASAP to get to SS office and get him a number /needs to be done before u run out of time to get it and have to wait for AOS

Thank you so much for the clarity! we got to the SS office one week after he came here and filled out the paperwork. We have yet to receive his SS card.

7 hours ago, J.M. said:

I didn't answer that part because I don't know the answer.  It appears (from reading the same website you pulled your screenshot from) that most immigrants have a 5 year waiting period before being eligible.  K-1 is included in the group that must wait 5 years.  That is 5 years from green card issue date, not 5 years from entry date.

Thank you so much you have been a huge help!

13 hours ago, J.M. said:

Health insurance is not required for AOS or any other stage of the immigration process.  Health insurance statements are sometimes submitted as bona-fide marriage evidence when removing conditions, but it is not mandatory.  It was a requirement for a short period of time for certain immigrant categories from 2019 until 2021, but even that requirement has been lifted.

What about the Medicaid part of it? It’s saying that he can’t have Medicaid but then the government health site said that he can have it. 

Hello everyone I hope everyone is well. My fiancé came here from Morocco the beginning of last month on a K1 visa. We are getting married next week but I wanted some help as I am confused. I saw on a YouTube video that he needs health insurance in order for us to file for the AOS. Is this true? Also I saw that he can not have Medicaid but the health gov website states he can, can someone please explain. We used a cosponsor because I am a full time college student and I want to know what we should be doing next about this. We are in NYC if that helps any.