can a person who is HIV+ apply for a HIV waiver if that person has no relatives in the US?
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Stay where you are.  Those of us that have worked all our adult lives have enough people to support as it is, we don't need more.
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I know that for years now there has been legislature passed and then revoked for manditory AIDS testing in the US for people in high risk areas, ie. prostitutes, drug abusers, health care workers, etc.  But I dont' believe it has yet officially passed.  A few months ago I read where Bill Clinton wanted mandatory testing for high risk countries...I don't know what came of it though.  Here is the article if you want to read it.\n\nIf you have a baby now at my docs office you have to have an HIV test done.  I don't mind, I am sure there are some people out there who may not want to know, or don't want their docs to know.  \n\nThis might be a tough topic to research, but very interesting to see where you end up with it, which means it will make a good paper.  Maybe you could also research the benefits of finding out early, going through the painful treatment for it and feeling that the energy and joy has been removed from your life because the treatments are so exhausting  vs. not finding out until you are very ill, yet you had lived a happy life until then, without the painful treatement.  Either way, you end up dying eventually, right?\n\nIt's an interesting debate.  Like I said, I wonder where in the spectrum you will end up when finished.
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As a sponsor, your household income must equal or exeed 125 percent of the Federal poverty line for your household size. For the purpose of the affidavit of support, household size includes yourself, allpersons related to you by birth, marriage, or adoption living in your residence, your dependants, any immigrants you have previously sponsored using INS Form I-864 if that obligation has not terminated, and the intending immigrant(s) you want to sponsor. The poverty guidelines are calculated and published annually by the Department of Health and Human Services. \nIn order to complete the Affidavit of Support you must submit the following evidence of income:\n-A copy of your complete Federal income tax return, as field with the IRS, for each of the most recent 3 tax years. If you were not required to file a tax return in any of the most recent 3 tax years, you must provide an explination. If you filed a joint income tax return and are using only your own income to qualify, you must also submit copies of your W-2s for each of the most recent 3 tax years.\n- Evidence of curent employment or self-employment, such as a recent pay statement, or a statement from your employer on business stationery, showing beginning date of employment, type of work performed, and salary or wages paid.\n\nYour obligations as a sponsor is to complete the Affidavit of Support. A sponsor's obligation continues until the sponsored immigrant becomes a U.S. citizen or can be credited with 40 qualifying quarters of work. Divorce does not terminate the obligation. By signing the form, you agree to support the immigrant and any spouse and/or children immigrating with him/her and to reimburse any government agency or private entity that provides these sponsored immigrants with Federal, State or local means-tested public benefits.\n\nFor more informations try www.uscis.gov On the right side you go to Forms and you download the I-864. You have the instructions about how to fill the form and who quilifies.\n\nAh, and something else. The 125% of Poverty Line in 2005 was:\n-$ 16037/Year for a sponsor household of 2, $ 20112 for a sponsor household of 3, $ 24187 for a household of 4.\n\nThis numbers are different for Hawaii and Alaska.
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If you have sex without condoms and your partner has HIV then yes you can get it. If your bf won't use a condom them make him your EX-bf
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Yes.  If the applicant has an approved waiver for a refusal for fraud from one category of immigrant visa, that waiver can be used to successfully apply for an immigrant visa in a different category.
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Unless things have changed, when you are in a marriage, yes, the doctor can tell your spouse.\n\nAccoording to:  http://www.alp.org.za/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=45&DC100SID=0907b535c517bcaebf0a0987aae76e68\nWhen can a health care worker tell your sexual partner? \n\nA health care worker may only tell your sexual partner about your HIV status when:\nThe sexual partner is clearly known and identifiable – in other words, a specific person, eg “your husband William”.\nThe sexual partner is at risk of being infected with HIV by you, and you have refused to inform the partner of your HIV status or you have refused to have safer sex.\nYou have been counselled on the need to inform your sexual partner or have safer sex.\nThe health care worker has told you of your duty to protect your sexual partners.\nThe health care worker has warned you that if you do not inform your sexual partner or have safer sex, then the health care worker will have to breach confidentiality.\n\nIf someone is HIV+ and doenn't tell their spouse, they are the lowest of low.  How unethical to infect someone without telling them.  That would require no conscience and that person would be a sociopath...only concerned with themselves and not others.
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Very Very Unlikely.  You would have to cut the person with HIV and then immediately cut yourself with the same razor.  HIV can only live outside the human body for a few seconds to a minute so just make sure you clean things well and be careful.  You stand a bigger risk from hepatitis than HIV and even that is too remote a posibility to mention.
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As long as your sister does not report it, then it will not be pursued. If she does, there has to be a way to work it out within the family. I am from Missouri too, and I think that this will work out, dont worry.
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If you are not intimate with this person and you do not do intravenous drugs together, there is no chance that you will get HIV/AIDS from just hanging around. This disease does not pass by casual contact. Please do not reject your friend because he is HIV+. Your fear is irrational.
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If they have a social security card and they meet the tests listed above then yes you can. If they have no social then no you can't.
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Nope, if you're both HIV / AIDS negative there is a 0 chance you'll get infected... unless you involve a monkey somehow... or an infected person...
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without protection for 100% sure the virous will be transmited.but being a hiv possite person doesnt mean that u will get AIDS for sure,there r some ppl who only carry the virus and transmit it to others!
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As others have said, HIV/AIDS is contracted through an exchange of bodily fluids...so, a person with HIV/AIDS would have to have their blood, saliva, breast milk, vaginal fluids, semen, etc. enter the bloodstream of another person or enter their system through an orifice, through a wound that leads to the blood stream, through a tear duct, etc. \n\nDepth isn't so much an issue as is the question of whether the infected person is bleeding or leaking a bodily fluid, and where that fluid comes into contact with another. \n\nIf you are worried about a specific incident, I suggest visiting the website for the "Center for Disease Control," or "The National AIDS Fund," or speaking with your health care provider or a member of your local HIV/AIDS testing agency.
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Why? There are a lot of Americans who already have HIV/AIDS. Lets screen them first...
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contact your local hospital or red cross...they can help you find organizations that deal with HIV/aids. God Bless you and your cousin
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Even if she has lawful Permanent Resident or US citizen status, it's not likely that she could apply to bring you to the U.S.  \n\nForm I-130 (http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/i-130.pdf) states that application can only be made for immediate family members, i.e. NOT grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews or nieces.
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I know that if its something life threatening like HIV, there has been litigation brought forth for "attempted murder" against a guy who had  HIV and knowingly spread it to others.\n\nBut for the run-of-the-mill type stuff, you're out of luck.  Go see a doc, get treated, and get on with your life.\n\nRegards,\nRyan