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What qualifies as severe financial loss for expedited EAD?

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Hello, we are on day 117 since they received our application for EAD/AP/AOS. I am the American spouse and just lost my job a few days ago. My husband can get a job offer in writing -- do you think it's worth applying for an expedite? I have a LOT of money in savings (I was a C-level business person)...do they ask for this? He would also get insurance as I've lost mine (and his) now. Thoughts on if this would work? Do they ask for bank statements? Or just a written job offer? And is that just a letter from future employer? Thank you!

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14 minutes ago, americaninlove said:

My husband can get a job offer in writing -- do you think it's worth applying for an expedite?

Absolutely.  It doesn't cost anything, and you two probably have enough free time on your hand right now.  I'd say just go for it.  I don't think they'll ask about your savings.  His job offer should be good enough, especially in combination with your recently losing your job.  Good luck.

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Look into COBRA

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Just now, Boiler said:

Look into COBRA

Yes, we will pay for COBRA, but it's $$$. My point was, it would be nice to have him get a job and get health insurance that I don't have to pay for!

 
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