DHS NEW RULE WILL TAKE EFFECT ON OCTOBER 15, 2019 AND MAY AFFECT YOU
The DHS’ new rule, the Public Charge Rule, is set to take effect on October 15, 2019.
Under this new rule, the U.S. government will deny “green cards” to those who received government benefits in the past. In addition, the minimum income of the petitioners will have to meet a higher standard, in order guarantee that their beneficiaries will not become public charges.
However, the bottom line is: paperwork that is filed right away (before October 15, 2019) will be handled by the U.S. government under the existing standards, instead of under of this new rule.
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