Is this strong enough evidence of joint health coverage?

[Bearr 0]

I have seen a few topics similar to this on here after a search, but some were pretty old and I haven’t been able to find my own situation exactly.

 

I have health insurance through my employer. Shortly after my hubbs and I were married in February this year, I added him to my policy. However,  our insurance cards only have my name, and I do not get monthly statements because it just comes out of my paycheck. I can show this, but it just says a line item of “Health”. The only thing I can find that shows his name is on the Blue Cross Blue Shield website, where there is a page that says who is covered. It doesn’t show any dates, but it does show that the plan is “Active” and that I am the enrollee, along with my contract number. My HR person did also email them yesterday asking if we could get a letter affirming our coverage and that hubbs has been enrolled since x date through me.

 

Will a screenshot of that webpage along with the letter be strong enough evidence to include with our I-130 packet?

[Crazy Cat 41,886]

6 minutes ago, Bearr said:

Will a screenshot of that webpage along with the letter be strong enough evidence to include with our I-130 packet?

Yes.   Evidence which shows both names together on the same policy is good......coverage dates are not important.

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

8 minutes ago, Bearr said:

I have seen a few topics similar to this on here after a search, but some were pretty old and I haven’t been able to find my own situation exactly.

 

I have health insurance through my employer. Shortly after my hubbs and I were married in February this year, I added him to my policy. However,  our insurance cards only have my name, and I do not get monthly statements because it just comes out of my paycheck. I can show this, but it just says a line item of “Health”. The only thing I can find that shows his name is on the Blue Cross Blue Shield website, where there is a page that says who is covered. It doesn’t show any dates, but it does show that the plan is “Active” and that I am the enrollee, along with my contract number. My HR person did also email them yesterday asking if we could get a letter affirming our coverage and that hubbs has been enrolled since x date through me.

 

Will a screenshot of that webpage along with the letter be strong enough evidence to include with our I-130 packet?

This is correct. As long as it shows both your names then you are fine. 

[davidvs 337]

I just provided a print screen of my company's benefits webpage showing her as a plan beneficiary. You should be absolutely fine.

[Bearr 0]

Great, thank you so much for the reassurance, everyone! 

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[carmel34 3,633]

On 8/2/2019 at 5:59 AM, Bearr said:

our insurance cards only have my name

You should be able to request an insurance card with your husband's name from the insurance company.  Some make it easy to print a PDF insurance card online.  He will need this when he immigrates and needs health care so you may as well go ahead and request one now.  When I added my husband to my health insurance, a card in his name was automatically mailed to my address in the US.

[JFH 12,190]

For Canada you don’t need to lose any sleep over evidence of a bona fide relationship.