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I am going to apply for my husband I-130. I have food stamp. Am I disqualify to apply for my husband due to having food stamp?
If I can arrange good sponsor for him at the time of -864, is it enough?

Pls help me.

Thanks,
Stana

You are aware that he would not be able to get "means tested" benefits for a number of years after entry. Why dont you just look for another job or two. Alternatively, if he qualifies, he should get a guest work visa so that his income can count as well. You need a cosponsor now. Are you a USC or LPR?

I suggest that you meet with an immigration specialist at Catholic Charities or Lutheran Services to develop a plan. These agencies provide assistance free or on reduced fees based on income and are well respected for the services they provide to the immigrant community.

I am going to apply for my husband I-130. I have food stamp. Am I disqualify to apply for my husband due to having food stamp?
If I can arrange good sponsor for him at the time of -864, is it enough?

Pls help me.

Thanks,
Stana All an I-130 does is verify a relationship. Income is not a factor in that. You are right to be concerned for the other aspects of immigration. If you have a joint sponsor or co-sponsor (they are different) lined up then what are you worried about?

Here is the history:
Actually one of my relative (green card holder, 45 yrs old woman) devorced by her husband two yrs ago. Her health condition is not good and she was taking food stamp. She married one year ago because she needs some help to live in USA. Now she wants to apply for her new husband. I am concern only about the matter: " is she disqualify for apply I-130 due to food stamp by law". She has very strong joint sponsor when the time will come for I-864 (affidafit of support).

I appreciate the advise.

Thanks,