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USCIS Rule on Public Charge Inadmissibility Will Go into Effect in December
USCIS has announced a rule on the public charge ground of inadmissibility. When an individual applies to be admitted into the U.S. or become a lawful permanent resident, USCIS can deny their application if it determines that they are “likely to become a public charge.” This means the individual depends primarily on the government to support himself. The new rule will go into effect on December 23, 2022. Learn more here.
Julia Sverdloff, Esq.
Attorney Julia Sverdloff is the founder and owner of Sverdloff Law Group in Chicago, Illinois. Our firm speaks Russian and Spanish.
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