US Green Card Rules Change Today: Here’s What USCIS’s New Public Charge Rule Means for Indians
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US Green Card Rules Change Today: Here’s What USCIS’s New Public Charge Rule Means for Indians
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has rolled out a stricter version of its 'public charge' rule for green card applicants, a move that is expected to significantly affect Indian nationals pursuing employment-based and family-based immigration to the country. US Green Card Rules Change Today: Here’s What USCIS’s New Public Charge Rule Means for Indians.
Learn how the new public charge rule could affect green cards since September 18 and what New York and other cities claim.
Although Trump's new rule makes it difficult to obtain the Green Card, there are several people who are not affected by the public burden rule.
A crucial change that will directly affect millions of Indian expatriates waiting for a US green card is coming into effect from September 18. The 'public charge' review conducted by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on green card applications will now be more stringent.
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