Due to the public charge rule that went into effect on February 24, 2020, applicants for adjustment of status will be asked to provide additional documents about their finances. This is due to a new filing requirements, Form I-944, which requests this information.
As far as we can tell, here are the additional documents required:
In the event that you are unable to provide these documents, the USCIS may issue you a ‘Request for Initial Evidence’ and if they deem that you are a public charge, require you to post a hefty bond in order to complete processing of your information.
Note that the public charge rule only applies to persons seeking green cards through a family member, employer and/or the diversity visa process.
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