yes...i did, hen i was pregnant i got medicaid before i got married to my usc husband. then i got CHIP and our daughter has medicaid as well, i wouldve get food stamps as well i just didnt apply for them, i had WIC to but i dont know if it counts
Fee waivers are almost never granted for family-based cases except VAWA.
If you apply for the waiver, your case will sit for weeks to months while they decide whether to grant it, and then it's a 99.9% chance they'll eventually reject it (and reject the I-485 itself along with the waiver rejection) so you'll end up wasting months.
Ther are six specificed bases of filing an I-485 for which a fee waiver may be requested. T nonimmigrants, asylees, VAWA, I-360 (widow, Amerasian, and specisl immigrant juveniles), Cuban adjustment act, and registry under INA 249.
Any I-485 for which an I-864 is required or is employment based is ineligible to even request a fee waiver.
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