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Will DSHS affect the visa?

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I'm thinking about getting on DSHS which is state help for single moms and such, and i'm wondering if i get on it to help me pay for child care if the will have an affect on my fiance getting his visa.

I will have to have a co signer no matter what and they arn't on any kind of state help so i'm just seeing how all that works.

We were married in Washington in August, we submitted our I-485, I130, I765, and I131 in Sept of 06 to the Chicago Lock Box, and got our Green card in January 07!!! Found this was much faster and easier than going through the K1 process.

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