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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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We will get married soon..and will applied for Aos after the wedding...I am wondering can I use my husband's health insurance for family before I even get my green card? Any benefits that is strictly constrained to US citizen and green card holder only?

Jan,2008 we met each other for the first time
March 11,2010, I flew to Dallas to visit him. We started dating.
September, 2011, we made the most stupid mistake we could have, sending out packet I-129 application without putting in a single page of supporting document.
January 12,2012, we received our declined petition letter after 5 months :-(
January 20, 2012, I flew to Dallas to prepare the packet and sent out the fiance petition
January 23, 2012, we received our noa1
May 30,2012, we received our noa2
June 13,2012, Our case was forwarded to Montreal
July 4,2012, I received RFE
July 5, 2012, I sent out RFE
July 9,2012, Montreal received my RFE
July 16,2012, I sent out my Packet 3 (I did not call Montreal to confirm if they have sent out my Packet 3)
July 25,2012, I received my Packet 4 in email
September 4,2012 at 9:10 am, visa approved !!!
September 6,2012, Visa in hand
November 17,2012, POE in Chicago
February 09,2013, Wedding

March 16,2013, AOS package sent out

March 22,2013,NOA received.

January 31, 2014, Card production

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In our case I enrolled my wife from the date we were married and she was covered from marriage date including the 7-month period of time we were waiting for her K3 visa and she was out of the country.

The answer is no - health benefits are not tied to a green card. I have read on here that SOME health plans require a social security number before they will enroll a family member but my employer enrolled my wife pending receipt of the social security number.

It depends on the plan and depends on the employer.

We will get married soon..and will applied for Aos after the wedding...I am wondering can I use my husband's health insurance for family before I even get my green card? Any benefits that is strictly constrained to US citizen and green card holder only?

 

i don't get it.

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We will get married soon..and will applied for Aos after the wedding...I am wondering can I use my husband's health insurance for family before I even get my green card? Any benefits that is strictly constrained to US citizen and green card holder only?

usually health insurance is available for spouses as soon as married, that said, some have some waiting period (beginning of next month after enrolling...but must be married.

No requisites of green card or being a citizen.....

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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most insurance companies want to know yer SSN

so

get a SSN soon, prior to marriage.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: France
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I agree, they may ask for your SSN (that was my case), so go get one if you don't have yet.

K-1 Visa Timeline AOS Timeline

- Aug 31st, 2011 - Mailed I-129F package - May 29th, 2012 - Mailed AOS/EAD/AP package

- Apr 13th, 2012 - Visa received - Aug 24th, 2012 - Green Card received

ROC Timeline

- May 19th, 2014 - Mailed ROC package to CSC

- Aug 8th, 2014 - Green Card received

N-400 Timeline

- Dec 29th, 2021 - Filed online. Got notice that biometrics will be reused.

- Now waiting...

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