On Friday, October 11, 2019
three Federal Judges in three separate cases stopped the USCIS from
implementing the new
public charge rule, which included using the new versions of the I-485,
I-129, and I-539 as well as the implementation of the new
form I-944. Until final decisions in these three cases are issued or
the injunction is lifted, USCIS will accept the older versions of the
forms.
In addition, late last week,
the Department of State created their own public charge rule to mimic the new
USCIS rule. According to the latest information, the Department of State
rule will still go into effect on October 15, 2019 as planned. Those
obtaining their green card through an Embassy interview will likely need
additional documentation to provide at the Embassy interview. Consult
with your MU attorney in this regard.
CBS News:
UPDATE: The State Department public charge rule will take
effect tomorrow—but it won't be implemented until a new form is approved, per a
@StateDept official via CBS News.
CBS News:
The State Department public charge rule will take effect tomorrow—but it won't be implemented until a new form is approved, per a @StateDept official.— Camilo Montoya-Galvez (@camiloreports) October 15, 2019
So, it will not be implemented tomorrow, per the official.
DHS' public charge rule was blocked Friday:https://t.co/97o96v6lUU
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