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Villanelle   4,122

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As a USC you are entitled to various assistance programs. For Snap they will look at the total income of your household (that includes his income and assets) but they will only give snap benefits to you and your USC children. Many people get worried because the snap officer will ask for the immigrants info. They just need this to process your application. As long as no benefits are paid for him you are fine. 

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On 5/4/2018 at 11:26 AM, Noemi27 said:

Okay so my fiance is under my dads taxes for his aof. 

I am trying to apply for snap (food stapms) would that be a problem for him in his interview for his green card (hes is the us already)

SNAP eligibility depends on your state of residence.  Since it is a state benefit it will not have any bearing on his aos, if he is eligible 

YMMV

 
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