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I am a GC holder (17 months). My state insurance is temperarly stopped until I get citizenship or 3-5 years as a GC holder.

My question is my in law is a joint sponsor for my visa so am I included to their medical coverage insurance they getting from their work?

Pls I need helpful answers.

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No your not included in their medical just because they are a joint sponsor. Joint sponsor means all they do is pay back the government if you use means tested benefits.

You should contact insurance providers and get some health insurance.

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You'll need to either get a job that provides insurance, or get it on your own through an insurance agent. Your sister's group plan will not cover you.

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I am a GC holder (17 months). My state insurance is temperarly stopped until I get citizenship or 3-5 years as a GC holder.

My question is my in law is a joint sponsor for my visa so am I included to their medical coverage insurance they getting from their work?

Pls I need helpful answers.

Most health insurance plans offered by an employer cover the employee, and then maybe their spouse and any kids. Anyone outside of that wouldn't be eligible.

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