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Thank you guys for all of that information... ya'll have been so much help!!! I never knew about the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act and now that I've read about it, I feel so much better!!!
"This legislation, which also covers Section 8 renters, mandates that when a home goes into foreclosure, tenants who have a full lease can continue to occupy the home until the end of the lease period. Those with a month-to-month lease or no lease at all have to be given at least 90 days notice to move. The only way that a person with a full lease can have their lease terminated is if the new owners intend to move in and occupy the home as their primary residence. In that instance the 90 day notice would apply.
Read more at Suite101: Tenant Rights When a Home is in Foreclosure: What Renters Need to Know to Protect Themselves http://www.suite101.com/content/tenant-rights-when-a-home-is-in-foreclosure-a170555#ixzz15TQyo9iS"Glad to know I'll still have that 90 days from whenever the bank notifies us to leave!!!

Not cool. I think I'd rather see a mother & baby be on WIC than see on the news that another mom has abandoned their child in a dumpster or has "sold" their newborn because they couldn't support the baby on their own...
By the way, when my mom was a permanent resident, she got WIC for my sister to help out with baby formula... my step-dad was disabled from the military and his income significantly dropped. My mom was 100% honest with immigration about it too, and now she's a U.S. citizen, and works for the the Department of Human Services...
Also, I think it's different if you're using welfare as a stepping stone, than those who take advantage of it and depend on it day-by-day.....
Don't let anyone rain on your parade! Congrats on the baby

I'm 7 months pregnant also and I showed the civil surgeon the tests my OB ran to test me for HIV, syphilis (sp?), etc.
He charged me $150 for transcribing...then I got a message from one of the VJ members in our area that said another CS charged her like less than $50 for it. Sigh.
It's ok if he put down they were not age appropriate...it's a "get out of vaccination" card for you. lol USCIS will not think anything of that at all.