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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Hi everyone!

i have my green card already and we tried applying to one of the health insurance company, but they did not approve me because im not a US Citizen?,..My husband's job dont have benefits thats why we have to buy our own insurance,..so my question is,.. do i have to wait until i become a USC to have a health insurance? or do you know any insurance company that approve those that have gc? we are from FL,...hope to get answers soon,..thanks

dylan

August 21, 2008: I-129F sent

August 30, 2008: NOA1

February 02, 2009: NOA2

March 2-3, 2009: Medical at St. Luke's

March 19, 2009: interview US Embassy- Manila

March 24, 2009: Visa received

April 02, 2009: CFO at PRISM

June 30, 2009: Dylan & Douglas enter USA together POE Chicago

July 3, 2009: applied for marriage license

July 7, 2009: got Married and received marriage certificate

July 28, 2009: SSN received

AOS

August 19, 2009: AOS sent

August 25, 2009: NOA (AP,EAD,AOS)

August 31, 2009: received Biometrics appointment for AOS & EAD (dated Aug.27,2009)

Sept.18, 2009: Case transferred to CSC

Sept.24, 2009: Biometrics Appointment

Sept.28,2009: EAD & AP Approval

Oct. 5,2009: received EAD card & AP (mail)

Nov.5,2009: AOS approved( 72days from NOA)

Nov. 13, 2009: GC received(mail)

Removing Conditions I-751

Sept. 20,2011: Sent I-751 Petition to remove conditions

June 2012: 10 year GC approved

N400 Naturalization

August 16,2012 : Sent N400

August 31, 2012 : early Biometrics

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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Blue Shield Blue Cross takes any legal resident, we have their insurance. First we had their short-term, to be covered right as we arrived, now the normal one. It's not cheap, but it is great coverage.

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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Hi everyone!

i have my green card already and we tried applying to one of the health insurance company, but they did not approve me because im not a US Citizen?,..My husband's job dont have benefits thats why we have to buy our own insurance,..so my question is,.. do i have to wait until i become a USC to have a health insurance? or do you know any insurance company that approve those that have gc? we are from FL,...hope to get answers soon,..thanks

dylan

You will have to try another insurance company.

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