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hello everyone welcome back to our Channel just immigration news we hope you're doing great well in this episode we'll discuss notable changes in the 2022 new public charge and how they affect non-citizens so to get all the information pay attention and watch the video through to the end please hit like And subscribe and don't forget to push the notification Bell for upcoming episodes so without any further delay let's jump into the video foreign [Music] the 2019 public charge grounds final rule which will no longer be in existence was replaced by a new public charge rule that was put into effect on December 23 2022 by the U.S Department of Homeland Security or DHS with the implementation of this new public charge rule DHS will be able to more accurately assess whether or not a non-citizen will be refused entry to the U.S if they are likely to become a public charge a non-citizen is considered to be a public charge if they will require government help during their stays in the country such as long-term institutionalization at the government's expense or monetary aid for maintaining their income food stamps Medicaid housing vouchers and other non-cash benefits were among the non-cash advantages that the DHS did not take into account in deciding whether a non-citizen would likely become a public charge under the original 1999 regulation according to the new regulation unless they are specifically Exempted non-citizens who are asking for a Visa or adjustment of status to enter the United States must demonstrate that they are not likely to ever become a public charge although this is not a novel idea for immigration law the Trump Administration expanded the rule multiple times in 2018 giving the impression that it was more of a wealth test to keep out low-income immigrants under the revised public charge regulation announced by Biden's Administration the term public charge will be defined more narrowly than it was when the rule was initially adopted in 1999. so what will the new rule change any applications for an adjustment of status that are submitted on or after December 23 2022 must comply with this new Final rule there will be a new form by 485 application for adjustment of status to submit after on the state changes to the form are 485 include your debt will now be discussed along with how you might balance it with your present income and assets any debt you may have including mortgages auto loans college loans business loans Etc will be questioned your present income and assets will also be question of you you will need to list your greatest level of schooling any relevant work experience and any other credentials you possess Additionally you will be questioned about how you use any public benefits you have received or are now receiving from the state or federal government you'll also be questioned about whether you received Government funding for your institutionalization well what forms of...