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Failed second interview for US Citizenship.

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13 hours ago, ChristianZane said:

It's called Inbound Immigrant Insurance, Google it.

Excuse me? Why would I have to Google anything when my husband had no problem getting insurance as a green card holder?


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English Language Exemptions You Are Exempt From The English Language Requirement, But Are Still Required To Take The Civics Test If You Are: Age 50 or older at the time of filing for natur

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Try this: From now on, speak to her only in English, and make her do the same with you. No foreign language TV either. Nothing works as well as not having a choice.

Hopeful2004
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I was going to suggest asking for a waiver. Best of luck. People kill me when they ask others why they desperately want to be USC? Are you guys watching the news lately? Best of luck to your mom.

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4 minutes ago, mimolicious said:

Excuse me? Why would I have to Google anything when my husband had no problem getting insurance as a green card holder?

Especially when it is not ACA compliant. 

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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14 minutes ago, mimolicious said:

Excuse me? Why would I have to Google anything when my husband had no problem getting insurance as a green card holder?

lol lots of hysterical people here when just trying to provide some useful information.  Health care is a sensitive issue for sure.  New immigrants, with green cards, over the age of 65, who have never worked here have limited options.  That was the discussion.  They are not eligible for Medicare so must find insurance on the open market which has enrollment periods which cause gaps in coverage, or they can buy insurance such as the one mentioned to cover themselves from catastrophic medical issues for the short term.  Good luck to you all.

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Unfortunately the information was wrong.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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18 hours ago, mimolicious said:

Not true. My husband just became a citizen a few months ago and he never had a problem getting health insurance as a perm resident.

What state did he get insurance? I guess other states are different......

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6 hours ago, Duy Nguyen said:

My grandma is taken the English civic question US Citizen in our motherland's language. You can file about it on USCIS website . Good luck

How old is your grandma and how many years she live US?

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I think each state does things differently. My mother, a GC holder, had  Medicaid when she resided  in Washington, DC. She Moved to Texas in February to be closer to us and she no longer qualify for it. Thankfully her new job here has great benefits. 

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Eligible: 12/03/2016

Day 00    12/12     Mailed application

Day 01    12/13     Application received

Day 03    12/15     Credit card charged

Day 08    12/20     Text/Email Acceptance

Day 15     12/27     NOA in the mail. Priority date: December 13

Day 16     12/28    Biometrics Scheduled Notification

Day 22     01/03    Biometrics Notice Received

Day 30     01/11    Biometrics Appointment

Day 179  06/09     In line for interview

Day 184  06/14     Received e-mail notification interview has been scheduled

Day 187  06/17     Interview letter received ( July 19)

Day 192  06/22     Interview date changed to June 23 upon request

Day 193  06/23     Interviewed at San Antonio field office; APPROVED!! 

Day 197  06/27    Email notification. Oath letter has been mailed.

Day 200  06/30    Oath letter received. Scheduled for July 27th

Day 227  07/27        I'm a US CITIZEN 

Day 232  08/01    Updated Drivers license security with new name and Citizenship ( TX DL with new name received 08/11)

Day 232  08/01   Updated Social security with new name and Citizenship (Social security card received 08/07)

Day 232  08/01   PASSPORT (Routine PP received 08/12)

 

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