Updated January 21, 2024. We update the content on this page whenever public charge policy changes. The materials and information on this page reflects the policy currently in effect.
The Biden administration’s public charge policy is still in place and it has not changed.

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What is Public Charge?
If someone is considered a public charge by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or U.S. Department of State, this can affect their future eligibility to gain a visa to enter the U.S. and more.
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Need Health Insurance?
Learn about options for health insurance and getting help to pay for health care. Some of these programs have special rules for immigrants and an expert can help you understand your options.
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Resources for your Community
Find printable materials to help you or members of your community learn more about public charge.
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What We Do
Our aim is to develop and circulate information to dispel myths, reduce confusion, and promote the safety and value of accessing supportive, means-tested benefits for those who are eligible.