Is Dental and Vision Insurance necessary as a dependant?

[Roy&Chanel 109]

Hey guys, just want to know if having dental and vision insurance is necessary for removal of conditions?

I have perfect eyesight and I do a yearly dental and health checks every time when I visit my home in Singapore.

Just wondering if it is a MUST to get it for removal of conditions? Cos it deducts more from my husband's (US citizen) salary and I want to get them after I get a job through my employer in future.

Thanks in advance.

 

Edited April 21, 2017 by Roy&Chanel

[andy78 178]

For removal of conditions, there are no insurance requirements of any kind that I am aware of.

[Roy&Chanel 109]

16 minutes ago, andy78 said:

For removal of conditions, there are no insurance requirements of any kind that I am aware of.

Thanks for your reply!

[andy78 178]

Of course, if you have joint insurance you can use it as evidence. But having that insurance is not an immigration requirement. Kind of like having a joint bank account. You can use it as evidence if you have it, but that doesn't mean you are required to have it.

When I did my ROC, we had joint health insurance, but no vision or dental.

[Ketsuban 1,034]

There's no hard and fast requirement of what joint accounts or policies you must have. It just helps immensely to paint a picture of a joint life together, and those are highly valuable forms of proof to USCIS. Use what you have, don't create things that would be to your detriment just to appease them. For example, I don't have a joint credit card with my husband for the benefit of my credit report.

[Roy&Chanel 109]

5 hours ago, andy78 said:

Of course, if you have joint insurance you can use it as evidence. But having that insurance is not an immigration requirement. Kind of like having a joint bank account. You can use it as evidence if you have it, but that doesn't mean you are required to have it.

When I did my ROC, we had joint health insurance, but no vision or dental.

Cool thanks!