What if I'm Disabled and don't file Income Tax

[carlPIZZO 0]

MY Immigration question

 

 I understand if I'm Disabled I can be married (keep Medicare) but what about the IRS Returns required?   (I was disabled at 38 years old and worked enough Quarters to qualify for Disability Benefits.  At 65 this turned into Social Security Retirement, this cannot be denied then correct?)  I receive $1,244 a month or $14,928   The Poverty Line is $16,460 for the K1  and $20,575 for Adjustment.   So for the K1 I would need a Sponsor that  hands over $1,532 a year (or $127.66 a month /$32 a week) and later 125% .

 

The question (besides the IRS Returns requirement which logically must be waived) is:       Can my HUD be counted as income because it practically pays my rent?  And if not and I can’t find a sponsor – has anyone heard of Americans With Disability Act, etc.  that allows for a severely disabled person the right to have a wife help take care of him?  (I use a Motorized Wheelchair and have a HHA /Home Help Aide)

These are the 2018 Poverty Guidelines released on March 01, 2018.

2018 Poverty Guidelines

Size of Family Unit	100% Poverty Guideline	125% of Poverty Guideline
2	$ 16,460	$ 20,575

                                  For K1                                                    For ADJUSTMENT (after marriage)

[carlPIZZO 0]

NICE question!

[Rusty72 68]

55 minutes ago, carlPIZZO said:

MY Immigration question

 

 I understand if I'm Disabled I can be married (keep Medicare) but what about the IRS Returns required?   (I was disabled at 38 years old and worked enough Quarters to qualify for Disability Benefits.  At 65 this turned into Social Security Retirement, this cannot be denied then correct?)  I receive $1,244 a month or $14,928   The Poverty Line is $16,460 for the K1  and $20,575 for Adjustment.   So for the K1 I would need a Sponsor that  hands over $1,532 a year (or $127.66 a month /$32 a week) and later 125% .

 

The question (besides the IRS Returns requirement which logically must be waived) is:       Can my HUD be counted as income because it practically pays my rent?  And if not and I can’t find a sponsor – has anyone heard of Americans With Disability Act, etc.  that allows for a severely disabled person the right to have a wife help take care of him?  (I use a Motorized Wheelchair and have a HHA /Home Help Aide)

These are the 2018 Poverty Guidelines released on March 01, 2018.

2018 Poverty Guidelines

Size of Family Unit	100% Poverty Guideline	125% of Poverty Guideline
2	$ 16,460	$ 20,575

                                  For K1                                                    For ADJUSTMENT (after marriage)

First HUD is not income so I doubt they will even look at it.

 

And second thats not how sponsorship works they need to have income that covers their household size plus your fiance.

 

[debbiedoo 2,339]

your co sponsor has to meet the entire amount - not the difference.

 

HUD is not considered income. Even if your rent is paid for you, how will you be supporting your fiance/new spouse on that little a month? They can not work for quite some time. The EAD can take 6+ months to get right now.  The ADA will not come into play at all for this. You can hire, or have medicare pay for if you qualify, for home care. K1s are for marrying the person you love not for marrying a live in caretaker. (im not saying this is how you view it but it IS how USCIS will view it)

[carlPIZZO 0]

So it seems from the getgo that  the cards are stacked against me and that my girl and I are just throwing our money away, is this an accurate summation?   

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

13 minutes ago, carlPIZZO said:

So it seems from the getgo that  the cards are stacked against me and that my girl and I are just throwing our money away, is this an accurate summation?   

It is certainly doable but you will need a cosponsor. 

 

Edited September 12, 2018 by Cyberfx1024

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

11 hours ago, carlPIZZO said:

So it seems from the getgo that  the cards are stacked against me and that my girl and I are just throwing our money away, is this an accurate summation?   

If you love her try, the CR1 is another option, I wish you good luck

 

[carlPIZZO 0]

Thank you so much, I have learned a lot from many people and I am grateful!

[John & Rose 7,239]

I may be wrong but last I checked, EVERYBODY has to file an ITR.  I have a friend on disability and he files every year.  He never has to pay or get a refund but he does file.  I'm no expert and a waiver for his situation seems logical.  I will ask him.

 

Your co-sponsor would be responsible for the entire amount, not just the difference.  

Edited December 7, 2018 by John & Rose

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.