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hi everyone, this green card achievement sound like someone trying to make heaven, lol. i dont think it time to laugh, let go into business. my question is base on some condition running around me which is stopping me not to apply for a green card.
I just got married to my wife who is a u.s citizen but right now she take benefit from the government which are (1) food stamp (2) the house we living in right now is been paid by the government (3) Her health insurance is from the government.

what we have together right now is (1) light bill (2) phone bill (3) cable bill (4) car insurance and some things we both together.

All i want is a simple answer, can i apply? please i need an answer. am so confuse

Thanks

All i want is a simple answer, can i apply? please i need an answer. You can apply if you entered the US legally, and your immigration status doesnt carry any active barriers against adjustment of status (e.g. J-1 with the 2-year HRR, or prior overstays that triggered the 3-year or 10-year ban). You might need a co-sponsor to make up for your wifes insufficient income, unless you already have legal employment in the US.

So what is your current immigration status?

If you are working, your wife needs to update her records to ,make sure she and you are entitled to the benefits she is now receiving.

Better still, she should get a job or two or three and pay her and your bills. In her situation, no one should agree to be a cosponsor as it places them in a very risky financial situation.

thanks,
My current immigration status F1 visa