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Hi guys, am still waiting for interview but am preparing ahead of time. My husband is self-employed but doesn't really keep record of his income or file taxes etc. He does not have health insurance either... I am currently employed (thank god for EAD), I make significantly more than he does and I am signing up for medical insurance through my work. When I add my spouse to the insurance, the cost is so expensive, like ridiculously expensive. So I am wondering if it is absolutely necessary to have him on my insurance? If we went for interview and they see my income compared to his (which is pretty much non-existent) they may wonder why he is not on my insurance? Has anyone gone for interview without having joint medical?
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Atlanta, GA
PD: 02/23/18
Biometrics: 03/28/18
Fingerprint Review Completed: April 6th
Raised SR with Job Offer: May 21st
Response to SR (came via mail June 1st): I responded June 4th
Raised 2nd SR: June 23rd
485-RFE received: June 27th
Receipt of RFE confirmation: July 9th
485- case is ready to schedule for Interview: July 16th
EAD and AD parole in production and approval: July 18th
EAD mailed: July 20th -
is it required? No, Is it absolutely necessary? No, Is it recommended? ABSOLUTELY YES. anything you can use to provide proof of a bonafide marriage including texts back and forth, pictures, emails, joint bills etc should be considered a nessescity at this point. check out this link for more information https://www.immihelp.com/forum/showt...428#post590428Originally posted by Ch_Lusitano View PostThis is strictly an opinion and should not be misconstrued as legal advice. The use of this information is strictly at your own risk.
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Joint health insurance is just one of many ways of showing evidence of bona fide marriage. Never stretch your legs beyond the length of your sheet - It does not translate well but my grandmother used to say. If it does not make sense financially to have joint health insurance, then don't.
Find other ways to show evidence of bona fide marriage; i.e., that you entered the marriage in good faith and with the intent to build a life together. Focus on showing the longevity of your relationship. Start with evidence since the day you met.
Many have found this thread very helpful in preparing their evidence of bona fide marriage for their initial AOS filing and their interview.
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Atlanta, GA
PD: 02/23/18
Biometrics: 03/28/18
Fingerprint Review Completed: April 6th
Raised SR with Job Offer: May 21st
Response to SR (came via mail June 1st): I responded June 4th
Raised 2nd SR: June 23rd
485-RFE received: June 27th
Receipt of RFE confirmation: July 9th
485- case is ready to schedule for Interview: July 16th
EAD and AD parole in production and approval: July 18th
EAD mailed: July 20thComment
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Make sure to read through the links on this hread to prepare for your interview. https://www.immihelp.com/forum/showt...428#post590428Comment
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