Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
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Re: Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
In the US a great many insurers do offer insurance to cohabiting partners the same as they do to any married couple (straight and/or gay). Has your employer definitely stated that they will not provide coverage for your cohabiting partner? And if so, what is there reason for doing so?
If they won't, then it is private insurance meaning healthcare insurance purchased under Obamacare or state programs (which I'm not certain she would be eligible for).
At worse, she has no coverage and if in need of a doctor, will have to rely on Urgent Care Centers for medical assistance. In the scheme of things, by the time deductibles and co-pays are considered with insurance will cost her a lot less than healthcare premiums.
If they won't, then it is private insurance meaning healthcare insurance purchased under Obamacare or state programs (which I'm not certain she would be eligible for).
At worse, she has no coverage and if in need of a doctor, will have to rely on Urgent Care Centers for medical assistance. In the scheme of things, by the time deductibles and co-pays are considered with insurance will cost her a lot less than healthcare premiums.
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Re: Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
I am not legally separated. It is just that divorce from ex is still pending in court.
For UK Visa, both me and my partner gave status as 'Unmarried Partner' as that is deemed to be our current status. This was after consulting with an immigration attorney. We both included a detailed note on our previous relationships and documents to indicate that they were ended.
For the US Visa, I see two options:
Option 1:
My status: married (as my divorce from ex is still not formalised)
Cohabiting partner status: divorced (as she has got her divorce order for her previous marriage)
Option 2: Both me and my partner mark marital status as 'Other' and specify cohabiting partner.
Which will be accurate?
For UK Visa, both me and my partner gave status as 'Unmarried Partner' as that is deemed to be our current status. This was after consulting with an immigration attorney. We both included a detailed note on our previous relationships and documents to indicate that they were ended.
For the US Visa, I see two options:
Option 1:
My status: married (as my divorce from ex is still not formalised)
Cohabiting partner status: divorced (as she has got her divorce order for her previous marriage)
Option 2: Both me and my partner mark marital status as 'Other' and specify cohabiting partner.
Which will be accurate?
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Re: Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
An assumption on my part as the divorce has been in process for 7 years. And the assumption is incorrect I see. Never heard of a divorce taking so long but then have no idea where the divorce is taking place and why the hold up. Not my business and to the OP, I'm not asking for an explanation.
Last edited by Rete; Jan 31st 2018 at 10:42 pm.
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Re: Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
I am not legally separated. It is just that divorce from ex is still pending in court.
For UK Visa, both me and my partner gave status as 'Unmarried Partner' as that is deemed to be our current status. This was after consulting with an immigration attorney. We both included a detailed note on our previous relationships and documents to indicate that they were ended.
For the US Visa, I see two options:
Option 1:
My status: married (as my divorce from ex is still not formalised)
Cohabiting partner status: divorced (as she has got her divorce order for her previous marriage)
Option 2: Both me and my partner mark marital status as 'Other' and specify cohabiting partner.
Which will be accurate?
For UK Visa, both me and my partner gave status as 'Unmarried Partner' as that is deemed to be our current status. This was after consulting with an immigration attorney. We both included a detailed note on our previous relationships and documents to indicate that they were ended.
For the US Visa, I see two options:
Option 1:
My status: married (as my divorce from ex is still not formalised)
Cohabiting partner status: divorced (as she has got her divorce order for her previous marriage)
Option 2: Both me and my partner mark marital status as 'Other' and specify cohabiting partner.
Which will be accurate?
Rene
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Re: Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
It does come anywhere near that figure here in MS.
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Re: Cohabiting partner visa - Marital Status and Kids
I am not legally separated. It is just that divorce from ex is still pending in court.
For UK Visa, both me and my partner gave status as 'Unmarried Partner' as that is deemed to be our current status. This was after consulting with an immigration attorney. We both included a detailed note on our previous relationships and documents to indicate that they were ended.
For the US Visa, I see two options:
Option 1:
My status: married (as my divorce from ex is still not formalised)
Cohabiting partner status: divorced (as she has got her divorce order for her previous marriage)
Option 2: Both me and my partner mark marital status as 'Other' and specify cohabiting partner.
Which will be accurate?
For UK Visa, both me and my partner gave status as 'Unmarried Partner' as that is deemed to be our current status. This was after consulting with an immigration attorney. We both included a detailed note on our previous relationships and documents to indicate that they were ended.
For the US Visa, I see two options:
Option 1:
My status: married (as my divorce from ex is still not formalised)
Cohabiting partner status: divorced (as she has got her divorce order for her previous marriage)
Option 2: Both me and my partner mark marital status as 'Other' and specify cohabiting partner.
Which will be accurate?
Ian's three rules for filling out forms:
1) Take each question at face value;
2) Do not ascribe any meaning to the question beyond that which is plainly written; and
3) Do not try to alter the question to fit your circumstances.
Last edited by Pulaski; Feb 1st 2018 at 12:00 am.