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If you're hoping to get a green card someday, I 'd advise you against applying for any public benefits. While there may be some arguments that certain benefits don't fall under the current restrictions, there is no guarantee that this policy will remain the same by the time you apply for a green card. If I were you, I'd play safe than sorry later
Rising Star
No. This is also important because Trump Daddy is following the “public charge” rule. So you will be seen as violating the law and may be denied citizenship in the future.
Yup, that info is wrong. There is currently an injunction for the public charge rule and it’s not required to be filed for any adjustment of status process.
Source: just filed all my AoS paperwork with personal lawyer
Chief
Yes, you can. Based on public charge final regulation, it is not considered as a public charge. Please google it, there are multiple sources which confirm it.
https://cilawgroup.com/news/2020/03/30/public-charge-overview-and-description-are-unemployment-benefits-permitted/
Chief
This info is correct 👆🏼
Chief
More info here:
https://www.murthy.com/2019/09/12/i-am-working-based-on-my-h-4-ead-and-was-recently-laid-off-will-i-be-considered-a-public-charge-if-i-apply-for-unemployment-benefits/
Rising Star
Yes, exactly. EY1 is right. Essentially they are going back and combing through people’s prior address, other personal records, etc., and using these for RFEs. So, unless you are in a tight spot financially, avoid applying.