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Filed: IR-5 Country: Philippines
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I filed form I-130 last month for my husband and stepdaughter in the philippines and im currently receiving Medi-Cal and foodstamp, will it affect the process because im receiving all these?

Thank You!

If you can't feed yourself, how are you going to feed for another two?

IR5 DAD's Journey Total of 1 year from mailing out form I-130

(Jan 2013) to Visa in hand(Jan 2014).

02/02/2014: Paid $165 at ELIS site

03/06/2014: PORT-OF-Entry=Vancouver Canada

03/31/2014: USCIS Status Address Change

04/03/2014: Applied for SS

​04/03/2014: ELIS STATUS showed OPTIMIZED right away the day we applied for SS card.

04/07/2014: Green Card Production

04/09/2014: SS Card received.

4/10/2014: ELIS and USCIS status: GREEN CARD PRODUCED/SHIPPED

4/15/2014: GC arrived in the mail (yay!)

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If you can't feed yourself, how are you going to feed for another two?

its not that i cant feed myself..i just had a baby that's why i stopped working for a while when i gave birth. and i have no body to help me and my friend just told me about the food stamp thing that's why i applied and then i got approved now that im working i don't really need food stamp, they give me small amount anyway. i can stop getting it if i have to because im working now. i just wanna get some opinion if receiving food stamp will actually gonna affect the processing.

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It's rather presumptuous that she can't feed herself or isn't working.

California is an expensive state to live in and probably has more social programs than most others do and more access to them as well.

I agree with PattiA and Darnell.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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So when you ran the math, [apologies, for 4 people now]

what did you get?

It's great yer Dad will be a co-sponser, it might even work in the PI...

But - what's the math?

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