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Adding Your Husband to Health Insurance

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sweet_peach Community Regular

sweet_peach   0

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Lebanon
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I wonder if you can get re-married and send in your "new" marriage cert and get him on your insurance?

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~ 07/05/06 - Met Hayz online by accident

~ 03/30/08 - Packet sent to VSC

~ 04/22/08 - NOA1 issued - Yeah they took it this time

~ 05/22/08 - Touch

~ 07/25/08 - Touch (showed about 1pm on the USCIS site)

~ 07/25/08 - NOA2 sent (must have been later in the day - noticed it on 7/26)

~ 09/10/08 - INTERVIEW - VISA APPROVED ! ! ! !

~ 09/12/08 - VISA RECEIVED

~ 10/17/08 - Arrival in the USA (JFK POE)

~ 10/31/08 - MARRIED! ! !

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~ 03/26/09 - Sent AOS (I-485, I-765, I-131)

~ 03/27/09 - AOS packet signed for by V BUSTAMANTE

~ 04/02/09 - NOA for AOS/ EAD / Travel Doc

~ 04/03/09 - Check cashed

~ 04/25/09 - Biometrics

~ 04/20/09 - Transferred to CSC

~ 04/25/09 - Transfer notice received in the mail

~ 04/27/09 - Arrived at CSC

~ 05/09/09 - Employment Auth / Travel Document Approved

~ 05/12/09 - AP approved - without an interview

~ 05/23/09 - Welcome letter received

~ 06/05/09 - GREEN CARD RECEIVED! ! !

~ 09/11/11 - DIVORCE - DIVORCE - DIVORCE

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GheTToJaTTi   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Italy
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That is correct. You could have added him if you had presented your marriage contract within 30 days of your actual marriage. Now you will have to wait for open enrollment next year.

exactly!! that's what i found out from my insurance company

I wonder if you can get re-married and send in your "new" marriage cert and get him on your insurance?

hahha very sneaky!!! i wonder if that would work?

Married:10-04-2008

USCIS

I-130 Sent : 12-12-2008

I-130 NOA1 : 12-18-2008

APPROVED: 03-05-2009

NVC

Case Entered Into NVC: 03-18-2009

NVC Sent DS-3032/I-864 Bill: 03-25-2009

E-mailed DS-3032: 03-26-2009

Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill: 03-30-3009

Paid I-864 Bill: 03-30-2009

I-864 Bill Shows as PAID: 04-01-2009/printed the document cover sheet

Sent I-864 Package: 04-02-2009

NVC put the I-864 in system: 04-07-2009

Mailed Ds-3032 after not hearing anything about the e-mail overnight thru usps: 04-08-2009

(Same Day) got e-mail from nvc approving Ds-3032/ IV Bill (hahah)

Paid IV bill: 04-08-2009

IV Bill Shows as PAID: 04-10-2009/printed the document cover sheet

**** waiting for husband to send me police record****

NVC e-mailed Checklist: 04-21-2009/printed that cover sheet too

Sent Ds-230 overnight thru usps: 04-23-2009

AVR-Checklist Received: 04-24-2009

Sign in error to nvc website: 05-04-2009

Final Review: 05-05-2009

Case Complete @ NVC: 05-06-2009 (no Rfe for I-864 or Ds-230 yey)

NVC Scheduled interview: 05-11-2009

Received E-mail from NVC for Interview: 05-12-2009

NVC forwarded case to Naples: 05-12-2009

Embassy @ Naples Received case: 05-14-2009

Medical: 06-22-2009

Interview Date: 06-23-2009@8am 2 days b4 his b-day!! (Got Visa)

POE:06-30-09 JFK

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VivianNYC   1

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Morocco
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The benefits manager at my company just confirmed that my husband's arrival in the U.S. will qualify as a "Change in Life Event" so he will be covered from the day he arrives. Phew. :whistle:

That's awesome news...is your company self insured? (F)

Hi Nawal - not really sure what "self insured" means. It's a large international company with excellent benefits. They seemed to review my situation on its merits and decided it did qualify. I guess either they don't come across this situation too often and were sympathetic, or else have enough employees whose spouses are from another country and are therefore understanding about such situations. In any case I'm very relieved.

Nothing1234 Experienced

Nothing1234   2

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The benefits manager at my company just confirmed that my husband's arrival in the U.S. will qualify as a "Change in Life Event" so he will be covered from the day he arrives. Phew. :whistle:

That's awesome news...is your company self insured? (F)

Hi Nawal - not really sure what "self insured" means. It's a large international company with excellent benefits. They seemed to review my situation on its merits and decided it did qualify. I guess either they don't come across this situation too often and were sympathetic, or else have enough employees whose spouses are from another country and are therefore understanding about such situations. In any case I'm very relieved.

I would be too! It's truly great news!!

 
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