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my husband/petitioner retired already based on disability. he is receiving public charge such as HUD/housing assistance and food stamps...will this be a problem or cause a red flag for my cr1 visa interview & approval? 

do i need to tell this during my interview? we have a co-sponsor in filing our cr1 visa since his pension below poverty line requirement.

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With a qualified Joint Sponsor, you shouldn't have any problems with the I-864.  

 

I DEFINATELY WOULD NOT TELL.  Disclose what is required.  Do not volunteer to give out bad information that does not help you and can only hurt you.  

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