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Public Charge Supreme Court Ruling - Effect on AOS Process Right Now

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Apologies if this is in the wrong place, but I'm a little panicked. The Supreme Court just voted to allow the new, expanded Public Charge rule to go into effect (not sure if I'm allowed to post external links here, but Google 'Public Charge' and you'll see the latest news). 

 

I'm here on a K-1 visa and am planning to mail my Adjustment of Status package TOMORROW (obviously with the old I-485 and none of the new 'self sufficiency forms').

 

Does anybody know what we do now? Do we continue filing the old forms? (the I-485 page on the USCIS website hasn't changed YET, but they have issued a news release discussing the ruling). 

 

Reassurance required, haha.

 

 

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payxibka   10,045

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8 minutes ago, InRainbows14 said:

Apologies if this is in the wrong place, but I'm a little panicked. The Supreme Court just voted to allow the new, expanded Public Charge rule to go into effect (not sure if I'm allowed to post external links here, but Google 'Public Charge' and you'll see the latest news). 

 

I'm here on a K-1 visa and am planning to mail my Adjustment of Status package TOMORROW (obviously with the old I-485 and none of the new 'self sufficiency forms').

 

Does anybody know what we do now? Do we continue filing the old forms? (the I-485 page on the USCIS website hasn't changed YET, but they have issued a news release discussing the ruling). 

 

Reassurance required, haha.

 

 

Until they change it, the old forms is all you can submit 

YMMV

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