Insurance Beneficiary is not me. Is that ok?

[Sleepybears 0]

Hello everyone!

I actually talked about this on my other thread. But I figured since it was in the middle of another thread, I'd like to post another new thread to ask this.

My medical insurance is under my husband's company insurance now. And I would use that as an evidence for the removing conditions application. But then I saw that below the dependant part on the document, there is a part for 'beneficiary', and that is not me. I don't know what USCIS will think because my husband put his bro/ sis' names under beneficiaries. I am actually ok with it but since it is on that document, I'm just afraid USCIS will ask / doubt about that. I think my name on his medical insurance is a good evidence so I should include that document. But I'm worried about the beneficiary part. What do you think?

Thank you for your ideas or suggestions!

[Otto 83]

Hello everyone!

I actually talked about this on my other thread. But I figured since it was in the middle of another thread, I'd like to post another new thread to ask this.

My medical insurance is under my husband's company insurance now. And I would use that as an evidence for the removing conditions application. But then I saw that below the dependant part on the document, there is a part for 'beneficiary', and that is not me. I don't know what USCIS will think because my husband put his bro/ sis' names under beneficiaries. I am actually ok with it but since it is on that document, I'm just afraid USCIS will ask / doubt about that. I think my name on his medical insurance is a good evidence so I should include that document. But I'm worried about the beneficiary part. What do you think?

Thank you for your ideas or suggestions!

It's not an issue - it's not any of their business who is/isn't a life-insurance beneficiary.

[Not Available 0]

You're fine, If that was the ONLY proof you'd have of being legit, then I'd worry.

Good luck!

[Sleepybears 0]

Hello!

Thank you for your fast reply!

I'm more relieved now. And 'luckily', this is not my only proof...

[Lappa 0]

I think you can just make a copy of your health insurance card and your husband's in a single sheet of paper to show the same address. Include some attachment of doctor's prescribtions to show the same address.

[DouglasSheridan 1]

My hubby and I have the same thing... we both carry life insurances, but beneficiaries are the kids, and no prob, all was cool with the forms, I even used them with my AOS and during the interview for that, the main part was that my hubby was willing to carry my health insurance and life insurance and pay for it through his work, it clearly showed intertwined finances, which is what they are looking for... proof of real life!

[Sleepybears 0]

DouglasSheridan,

Oh Thanks! Then I guess that should be no problem.

[*JG* 2]

My hubby is my beneficiary and vice versa for our piddly little work life ins.; but, like someone said, all we did was copy the cards and the paperwork showing our address for that part. Now, life insurance we pay for, we definately showed the beneficiaries on there.

Edited September 12, 2008 by Jomo's girl