No. Receipt of means-tested public benefits does not disqualify anyone from being a sponsor. However, means-tested public benefits cannot be accepted as income for the purposes of meeting the income requirement.
There is a time limit after entry into the country before you would be eligible for any public benefits. But if you do receive public means tested services, your sponsor (which all green card holders are required to have) would be liable for the dollar amount of any such services you received. This means that if you take means tested health benefits, the government will make the sponsor pay the medical bills.
Your boyfriend can file you, and list his mother as the sponsor. His mother has to earn enough money to be able to support herself and her dependents, as well as you. When she files the paperwork to sponsor you, she is telling the government that she will take care of you. She can be sued if you ever end up getting food stamps or other public benefits.
Yes, in 1920, many immigrants to the United States were required to have a sponsor, often referred to as a "host" or "affidavit of support." This sponsor, typically a relative or friend already residing in the U.S., was responsible for providing financial support and ensuring that the immigrant would not become a public charge. However, the specific requirements could vary based on the immigrant's country of origin and other factors.
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you would need to file a I-130 as your parents qualify as immdiate relatives. However, they would still need to have a clean police record, healthy, and prove that they are not likely to become a public charge. Related to that, you, as their sponsor, would be liable for any income needs based benefits they receiive in the US.
In some cases, a sponsor of an immigrant is financially responsible for them under the Affidavit of Support form. This means that the sponsor is legally obligated to provide financial support to the immigrant and ensure they do not become a public charge.
Yes, if section 8 is a means tested public benefit, which i believe it is. In order to bring you into this country and get a green card, she has to sponsor your entry into the U.S. This means that she will be held responsible for repaying the government for any means tested public benefits you may receive. You must be sponsored to ensure the government that you wont be a public charge. Basically this means that she will be taking care of your needs while you are here. Now the fact she is on section 8 is problematic because it shows she cannot support herself. So the government will be extremely suspicious about her ability to sponsor you. If she cant support herself, how will she be able to possibly support you? See, that's a problem. Your petition may be denied if she is considered to be an unsuitable sponsor (this may be true even if there is a joint sponsor)
He says that they act like love bird so that they can get fans and sponsor's.
Presumably deterrence.
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