Resources: >>>NOLO Guide to Public Benefits: www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-public-benefits-can-green-card-holder-receive.html >>>Public Charge Test Guide and Information: keepyourbenefits.org/en/na/ >>>How to SSA Credits Work? www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10072.pdf >>>Check your SSA credits online: www.ssa.gov/myaccount/
Thank you for all of your amazing videos. They are so very informative and your presentation style is extremely easy to follow. You are amazing! Keep it up!
What about my best friend and 63 years old that has been here since she was five and worked ever since she was 16 years old up until about six months ago wrong you were wrong
Legal permanent residents are not subject to a public charge test when applying for citizenship or renewing a green card. However, they are subject to a public charge test if they return to the U.S. after remaining abroad for 180 days or more, or if they return with a certain criminal history. For your records, also any person over over 65 can apply for medicare based on five years rules, for elders with a disability may be eligible for Medicare without providing a tax history, depending on cases, a person can't keep up while laws change every short period.
i have parents who just moved to usa last year got green card recenly, is there any way and states that they can get financial help or i get , because my mom is even handicapped . please suggest me.
I have an 8-month-old baby and this month we applied for Wic and they support us with food for me and my baby, I entered with a TN visa but I am no longer working, I have no status and my i94 expires in November 2022. This week we will be sending out the forms for the AOS. I thought WIC wouldn't affect me and I also have Medicare where I only pay $4 a month. Before that I had Medical Assistance for pregnancy but after that I was no longer eligible so they switched me to Minnesotacare. From the beginning I asked if it would affect me as a public charge and they told me no, but now I'm a little worried. I am married to a citizen and our baby was born here too.
Great videos thanks for sharing. I have a question. I am a citizen, and I applied for green card for my mom, as a joint sponsor. I am currently not working and have a babe girl who is preemi I was thinking about applying for foodstamp while I stay home taking care of my babe but I am not sure if I should can you please give me an advice
Hello Ksenyia . Thanks very much for all your value added information. I’m a wife of a US Citizen and we are about to file our Adjustment of status . I have 2 kids born in USA and they get MediCaid and Food stamps Which I applied for . But I’m not receiving any for myself but I’m the card holder on my kids benefits . Does that mean I have to tick that I get assistance or not ? Thanks in advance
Hi, are you from Greece? This sounds like a Greek name😊. What if I work as a nurse with eb3 green card and get pregnant before I arrive ( which means giving birth in us). What are my right in regards to my work? What if I have to leave work during let’s say complications? Is my green card at risk?
I'm married to my wife an immigrant who has a work authorization.. No Green card. Can I get SNAP benefits and will it be ok for her? She wants to get her Green card.
As stated in the video, you are allowed to try to apply for public benefits. However, the department of human services will need to look at other sources of your income, INCLUDING the affidavit of support signed by your daughter.
Hola Kseniya! I love your videos so much. I'm currently working on my Marriage GC package and I have one question. I already have an EAD (asylum seeking) so I'm not sure if I should include Form I-765 + I-131 in my package.
Resources:
>>>NOLO Guide to Public Benefits: www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-public-benefits-can-green-card-holder-receive.html
>>>Public Charge Test Guide and Information: keepyourbenefits.org/en/na/
>>>How to SSA Credits Work? www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10072.pdf
>>>Check your SSA credits online: www.ssa.gov/myaccount/
Thank you for all of your amazing videos. They are so very informative and your presentation style is extremely easy to follow. You are amazing! Keep it up!
Pls what are the benefitions for green card holders who are over sixty five years old and never worked in USA
Thank you
What about my best friend and 63 years old that has been here since she was five and worked ever since she was 16 years old up until about six months ago wrong you were wrong
Legal permanent residents are not subject to a public charge test when applying for citizenship or renewing a green card. However, they are subject to a public charge test if they return to the U.S. after remaining abroad for 180 days or more, or if they return with a certain criminal history. For your records, also any person over over 65 can apply for medicare based on five years rules, for elders with a disability may be eligible for Medicare without providing a tax history, depending on cases, a person can't keep up while laws change every short period.
Thank you for all the explanations it was all so clear and easy to understand. I have a permanent resident visa.
i have parents who just moved to usa last year got green card recenly, is there any way and states that they can get financial help or i get , because my mom is even handicapped . please suggest me.
I have an 8-month-old baby and this month we applied for Wic and they support us with food for me and my baby, I entered with a TN visa but I am no longer working, I have no status and my i94 expires in November 2022. This week we will be sending out the forms for the AOS. I thought WIC wouldn't affect me and I also have Medicare where I only pay $4 a month. Before that I had Medical Assistance for pregnancy but after that I was no longer eligible so they switched me to Minnesotacare. From the beginning I asked if it would affect me as a public charge and they told me no, but now I'm a little worried. I am married to a citizen and our baby was born here too.
WIC and Medicare do not affect your AOS
www.miracoalition.org/our-work/public-charge/
can a retired green card holder visit outside USA for 3 months without affecting SSS benefits ?
Great videos thanks for sharing. I have a question. I am a citizen, and I applied for green card for my mom, as a joint sponsor. I am currently not working and have a babe girl who is preemi I was thinking about applying for foodstamp while I stay home taking care of my babe but I am not sure if I should can you please give me an advice
Thank you 😊 very helpful
Hi I have applied for green card as a parent I got my EAD I would like to know the mode of public benefits
Hello Ksenyia . Thanks very much for all your value added information.
I’m a wife of a US Citizen and we are about to file our Adjustment of status . I have 2 kids born in USA and they get MediCaid and Food stamps Which I applied for . But I’m not receiving any for myself but I’m the card holder on my kids benefits . Does that mean I have to tick that I get assistance or not ?
Thanks in advance
Yes you have. The parents of minors are still responsible. 🙏🏻
Hi, are you from Greece? This sounds like a Greek name😊. What if I work as a nurse with eb3 green card and get pregnant before I arrive ( which means giving birth in us). What are my right in regards to my work? What if I have to leave work during let’s say complications? Is my green card at risk?
I'm married to my wife an immigrant who has a work authorization.. No Green card. Can I get SNAP benefits and will it be ok for her? She wants to get her Green card.
Helo kseniya i have a question how long the wait is after the green card interview? Its been more than 3 week havent heard anythin from uscis??
I am green card holder but can’t afford to stay permanently in US due unemployment and cost of living. What benefits can I get?
My daughter has sponsored us but we cannot ask her for financial help
As stated in the video, you are allowed to try to apply for public benefits. However, the department of human services will need to look at other sources of your income, INCLUDING the affidavit of support signed by your daughter.
Hola Kseniya! I love your videos so much. I'm currently working on my Marriage GC package and I have one question. I already have an EAD (asylum seeking) so I'm not sure if I should include Form I-765 + I-131 in my package.
if I am in the process of green card and I get pregnant does that interfiered with any paper work?
No I am in your situation
No but still Inform USCIS.
Just get your green card, your child is already a us citizen (doesn't need immigration documents)