U.S. consulate determination of public charge

[milimelo 4,477]

OP, is there a reason you have two accounts and are running two separate (though VERY similar) threads? 

 

May want to check again TOS of the website. 

 

[Redro 4,611]

On 5/6/2022 at 7:39 PM, milimelo said:

OP, is there a reason you have two accounts and are running two separate (though VERY similar) threads? 

 

May want to check again TOS of the website. 

 

If they by chance are not the same poster...

Dr Doom2022 is being sponsored by their mom (52) and HopelessRussian22 is being sponsored by their father (58). 

Maybe they can connect and talk strategy. As their cases do sound very similar and they are both dentists.

[HopelessRussian22 0]

Hello again. I’m gonna cut to the chase. Have reviewed a lot of info scattered over the forum but still do not understand this. If my father (the sponsor) and I (the applicant) were to cumulatively have 1 million dollars on an american and foreign bank accounts respectively, then would the CO even bother to assess all the other factors that could make me a public charge? Would he even care to make forward-looking judgements on the sponsor’s poor health and age, me having to spend circa 5 years on my licensing process before I even be allowed to begin working and earning money in the US, lack of a joint sponsor? Thanks in advance. 

Edited May 9, 2022 by HopelessRussian22