My Immgrant visa was refused under the section INA 212(4)a public charge inadmissiblity [merged threads]

[vidash23 4]

9 minutes ago, Boiler said:

A lawyer can not change the facts, but will need to know the particulars of your situation. We do not.

Yep.. 

That's true. 

I just hope there is a work around or a way to over come this situation. 

 

My assets here in terms of USD is around 300k

[designguy 1,179]

2 hours ago, vidash23 said:

My assets here in terms of USD is around 300k

Can those assets be easily liquidated. Seems low considering your situation

[vidash23 4]

7 minutes ago, designguy said:

Can those assets be easily liquidated. Seems low considering your situation

Yes. 

But what I have been told. 

That we can over come this by having a joint sponsor with a much high income?.

 

In that case they wouldn't be asking for the intended immgrant assets 

[Juli. 18]

2 hours ago, vidash23 said:

Yes. 

But what I have been told. 

That we can over come this by having a joint sponsor with a much high income?.

 

In that case they wouldn't be asking for the intended immgrant assets 

Is the new joint sponsor a family member?

 

VJ's  members, for the assets the money don't need to be in the US? I really don't know.

 

[vidash23 4]

On the 15 or January 2020 I went in from the interview at the Geo consulate in Guyana. 

And was refused a visa under the section INA 221G. 

I was told my the consulate officer I new a new joint sponsor with a high income that could reach the poverty guidelines. I864p.

 

Later that week I recieved an email stating this from the embassy 

"

Although new joint sponsors are relevant to the determination of whether an applicant overcomes a public charge ineligibility, they are not the only factor.  Any new joint sponsor is reviewed on the basis of the total income and the number of household members.  The INA renders inadmissible (and therefore ineligible for a visa, ineligible for admission to the United States, and ineligible for adjustment of status) any alien who, in the opinion of a consular officer (or the Departments of Homeland Security (“DHS”) or Justice (“DOJ”), as applicable) is likely at any time to become a public charge.  The consular officer also considers the alien's age; health; family status; assets, resources, work history, financial status, education and skills.  An alien’s CLASS B medical condition is a negative factor in the totality of circumstances.  In assessing the effect of the alien's health on a public charge determination, the consular officer will consider evidence of health insurance or the ability to pay for reasonably foreseeable medical expenses in the United States a positive factor in the totality of the circumstances.

 

We cannot provide you with legal advice.  We remain willing to consider additional evidence you can provide to show that your financial circumstances have changed relevant to a 4A public charge ineligibility."

 

On the 16 of February I sent in a new joint sponsor who is filing single taxes and living alone making around $55000 a year with three intended immgrants. 

 

I'm wonder if this will be enough to over come the public charge or do I need additional information? 

 

Thank you 

V. Khel

[Liam2021 583]

26 minutes ago, vidash23 said:

alien's age; health; family status; assets, resources, work history, financial status, education and skills.  An alien’s CLASS B medical condition is a negative factor in the totality of circumstances

I think this is the reason your visa was refused.

[vidash23 4]

3 minutes ago, H&T said:

I think this is the reason your visa was refused.

How can I overcome this?. 

 

Remember I'm living outside of the US

[Liam2021 583]

5 minutes ago, vidash23 said:

How can I overcome this?. 

 

Remember I'm living outside of the US

They will take a look at petitioner to show if he/she can support the immigrant ( age, work history, education..). Second, they will also take a look at the intend immigrant if they can be a risk for public charge( age, health condition, education..). On your post, you told that a join-sponsor documents has been submitted, so I'm assumed the petitioner financial is not satisfy the requirements. Also, please provide more detail about the immigrant( age, work history, medical history, education..).

[vidash23 4]

14 minutes ago, H&T said:

They will take a look at petitioner to show if he/she can support the immigrant ( age, work history, education..). Second, they will also take a look at the intend immigrant if they can be a risk for public charge( age, health condition, education..). On your post, you told that a join-sponsor documents has been submitted, so I'm assumed the petitioner financial is not satisfy the requirements. Also, please provide more detail about the immigrant( age, work history, medical history, education..).

That's correct.. the petitioner is retired and cant be able to support us.

So we just a joint sponsor..

The new joint sponsor I submitted is 55 years or age. Single. 

And making around 55k a year. And is three of us. Intended immgrants

 

The intended immgrant:

Age:58

Health: normal. Everything from the medical report was negative.

Education: high school.

Work experience:29 year owning and operating his own tire repair business. 

 

[Boiler 45,467]

This seems a continuation of your prior thread, there are 3 of you, Father close to retirement, Mother does not work and you, all you can do is submit it and see,.

[vidash23 4]

21 minutes ago, Boiler said:

This seems a continuation of your prior thread, there are 3 of you, Father close to retirement, Mother does not work and you, all you can do is submit it and see,.

Ohh okay. 

But is there a way to over come this though. 

Like provide the aliens. Assets work history medical report etc. 

 

Have you ever heard or a similar case to this?

Need some advices. 

 

And yes. I already submitted it so I'm all I have to do is wait for the next response 

[Boiler 45,467]

All cases are inevitably individual so no. Work history can count but do not see how this could be relevant in this case. The only person who has one repaired tires and is close to retirement.

 

Short version is that you put your best case forward and see.

[vidash23 4]

11 minutes ago, Boiler said:

All cases are inevitably individual so no. Work history can count but do not see how this could be relevant in this case. The only person who has one repaired tires and is close to retirement.

 

Short version is that you put your best case forward and see.

Oh okay yeah I understand this is what I was told by the embassy 

Edited February 19, 2020 by vidash23

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

3 hours ago, vidash23 said:

Ohh okay. 

But is there a way to over come this though. 

Like provide the aliens. Assets work history medical report etc. 

 

Have you ever heard or a similar case to this?

Need some advices. 

 

And yes. I already submitted it so I'm all I have to do is wait for the next response 

Plenty of advice was given in the previous thread, from what I recall 

[vidash23 4]

1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

Plenty of advice was given in the previous thread, from what I recall 

Yeah. 

But now I got these addition info from the embassy 

I attached and image on one or my response. 

Explaining that the consulate will consider a new joint sponsor