LIFE INSURANCE

[taj'samericanwife 0]

i read somewhere that life insurance can be an evidence for a bona fide marriage...does anyone know of a cheap life insurance companies. im sure my work give this but id like to know cheaper rates from people here, thanks

[Dakine 26]

i read somewhere that life insurance can be an evidence for a bona fide marriage...does anyone know of a cheap life insurance companies. im sure my work give this but id like to know cheaper rates from people here, thanks

I got one from Hartford for $30 a month for 10,000. First for immigration but now for insurance.

Definitely helps show a bonafide marriage.

Edited January 2, 2009 by Haole

[Imua 0]

I have a policy through my job and before I filed went to my HR office and designated my husband as beneficiary. I sent a copy of the form as evidence along with my I-130.

[ruby_jade 0]

u need the show 1 proof of bonafide marriage and your son's birth certificate is enough,,

it worked for us!

[taj'samericanwife 0]

i know that my son's birth certificate would probably be enough but i dont want them to give us a reason for an RFE...better safe than sorry right? also, for the marriage certificate...just a copy right? and not the original? for the I 130? did anyone from the philippines send a copy of the NSO marriage certificate or from the local civil registry?

[ruby_jade 0]

we sent a photocopy of our NSO marriage certificate... we didnt get rfe when we only send the BC of our son, but if u feel the need to show them lots of proof then its ok..

[taj'samericanwife 0]

hey ruby_jade...did your son acquire US ctizenship @ birth? was his father the USC?

and wow...you got your NAO2 in 2 months? howd you do that

[ruby_jade 0]

hey ruby_jade...did your son acquire US ctizenship @ birth? was his father the USC?

and wow...you got your NAO2 in 2 months? howd you do that

we applied for a CRBA and US passport in USEM manila for our son.

my husband is the USC, he was deployed thats why our papers was expedited...

[taj'samericanwife 0]

lucky you! and lucky your son too! i couldn't do the CRBA for my son although his mother is a USC, i was born in the US but i grew up in the Philippines and went to school there. I didn't meet one requirement...which was to have lived in the United States for 5 years before my son was born. I even talked to the consulate in the US embassy in Manila before I left for the United States but she said I would have to file for a petition for my son.

So now my son has to get a filipino passport and I have to petition him...the IR-2 route...but its all good, i mean he would eventually get his US ctizenship once he enters the US and lives in my custody...I also wanted to file thru DCF at the US embassy Manila when I was still in the Philippines but i didnt have a job, no financial support and no one wanted to be my co sponsor...anyway not bitter about that...at least i fought through for my family, graduated, got my a$$ back to the US and found a job...SUPERMOM and WIFE huh?

[ruby_jade 0]

lucky you! and lucky your son too! i couldn't do the CRBA for my son although his mother is a USC, i was born in the US but i grew up in the Philippines and went to school there. I didn't meet one requirement...which was to have lived in the United States for 5 years before my son was born. I even talked to the consulate in the US embassy in Manila before I left for the United States but she said I would have to file for a petition for my son.

So now my son has to get a filipino passport and I have to petition him...the IR-2 route...but its all good, i mean he would eventually get his US ctizenship once he enters the US and lives in my custody...I also wanted to file thru DCF at the US embassy Manila when I was still in the Philippines but i didnt have a job, no financial support and no one wanted to be my co sponsor...anyway not bitter about that...at least i fought through for my family, graduated, got my a$$ back to the US and found a job...SUPERMOM and WIFE huh?

ya ur a supermom indeed! goodluck to everything!!! happy new years

[happywifeymom 4]

hey ruby_jade...did your son acquire US ctizenship @ birth? was his father the USC?

and wow...you got your NAO2 in 2 months? howd you do that

hello Tajs,

my hubby is a natural born citizen and i gave birth in the Philippines and my son is a US citizen even if he was born abroad.

Edited January 2, 2009 by happywifeymom

[ruby_jade 0]

ya ur a supermom indeed! goodluck to everything!!! happy new years

USEM is very strict to us, even if my husband was present during our appointment we were still ask to submit additional documents since my hubbys old passport was lost they needed us to submit his arrival records from BI so our son's passport got delayed, we received it 1 month after our appointment.

[taj'samericanwife 0]

i know but there are certain requirements you have to meet in order for your son to acquire citizenship if you are a USC...i missed out on one so i have to do it the long way for my son...

[When2RNLove 6]

i read somewhere that life insurance can be an evidence for a bona fide marriage...does anyone know of a cheap life insurance companies. im sure my work give this but id like to know cheaper rates from people here, thanks

I also have a life insurance policy issued via HSBC Life Insurance @ $250 annually for $50,000 naming my Fiancee as the beneficiary. Thats a little over $20.00 a month.