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Moving Parent to the US from UK - Health & Step Dad Q

5:51 pm March 17, 2021

catfrances

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Hi All,

I have had a look at the forums and can't find what I need, if anyone has some advice I would really appreciate it!

My brother and I are UK citizens and both live in seperate states of the US, I also became an American citizen 4 years ago and my brother is on a 10 year green card, he has been in the States I believe 20 years and is married to an American, they have a family. I have a daughter who was born in the States.

My questions are:

1) My mum is in the UK, she has been with her partner (who I consider my step dad) for 19 years but they never got married, they are both in their 70's and do not work. Is there any way to bring them both to the States if they are not married?

2) I would love them to live with me/buy a place together but they are worried about health care, my step dad has some health conditions and they rely on their UK pension and the NHS for dental and healthcare.

Can they get any healthcare or pension here or would that be on them out of pocket, they wouldn't be able to afford it and loose the pension they have in the UK.

Many thanks for any advice!

Where to file 601 waiver?

2:56 pm March 17, 2021

Ann Blair

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We definitely need to file the 601 waiver, but on the waiver in Part 7, page 7 it states, You must file Form I-601 while in the United States. The visa was refused at the interview though so he s still in UK. I ve seen that it should be filed at the Embassy if he s not at the US, but I think that s old because I can t find on USCIS anything for sending to the Embassy. Can anyone confirm, if I get his signature on everything do I file it and send to the USCIS Phoenix Lockbox? Thanks!

Need help with RFE asap

9:01 pm March 16, 2021

Becker

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We have received an RFE asking us to prove that the marriage is bonafide.

The evidence submitted should cover the entire period of the marriage. Such evidence may include, but is not limited to:

(a) Proof of joint insurance policies or that one party was listed as a beneficiary on the insured spouse s policy;

(b) Property leases, mortgages, or registrations;

(c) Shared financial obligations and assets such as jointly filed income taxes showing that each return was properly filed with the state or federal government, or jointly held bank accounts, credit card accounts or utility bills;

(d) Testimony or other evidence regarding courtship, wedding ceremony, shared residence and experience. You may submit your own statements or affidavits from others.

If you submit third party affidavits you must submit a sworn statement explaining why the usual supporting documents are unavailable. Additionally, each affidavit must conform to the guidelines cited below:

We do not have join insurance policies as we do not live in the same country as each other and have never thought into it that deeply. We were only married on December last year and the evidence requested is to cover the entire period of the marriage. We don't have property leases together either and we do not have joint financial obligations. We tried opening an account in US and they won't let us due to one being a UK citizen and pretty much the same with everything else. We are only citizens of our own country and are not able to open such accounts together.

Please any help is really appreciated.

How to get a signature

12:38 am March 13, 2021

Ann Blair

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I need to complete the 601 waiver. I m a US citizen and my husband is UK. I feel like I can accurately complete the waiver and include all required evidence, but how do I get his signature on it? The instructions say USCIS will not accept a stamped or typed signature. Can I sign his name since I m the spouse? Could I Dropbox it to him and he could print, sign, and Dropbox to me? I can t think how to get his signature on it? I tried searching the forum for signature info, but didn t find anything. Is there some easy way I m missing?

Green Card Interview Questions

11:46 pm March 7, 2021

Caitlin Kennedy

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Hi, it says on the list "The originals and copies of each supporting document that you submitted with your application. Otherwise, we may keep your originals for our records." Do they mean to reprint the entire 485? I dont care if they keep everything from our original application.

Also, For the I-693, my husband did the medical in London in February 2020. Does that suffice? We can bring all this medical information from that appointment in London with us

It also says for the I-864, to bring unless already submitted. We submitted that with the AOS application in May. So we shouldn't need to bring it again?