Green Card Rules Are Changing: How to Prepare for Public Charge in 2026
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Major changes could affect how immigrants prepare for green card applications and interviews. Kathleen breaks down the renewed focus on the public charge standard, why embassy interviews have been canceled or delayed, and the factors immigration officials may consider when determining whether an applicant could become financially dependent on the government.
She walks through the issues applicants should be preparing for, including health, age, education, employment, household size, income and the financial situation of the person sponsoring them. Kathleen also discusses increased scrutiny of sponsors, including credit, tax history, the Affidavit of Support and when a co-sponsor may be necessary.
Most importantly, Kathleen explains why applicants should not prepare for their next green card interview the same way they would have just a few months ago, and what they can start doing now to put together the strongest case possible.
https://www.uscis.gov/i-864p