USCIS Tightens Green Card Financial Rules Starting September 18

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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will enforce updated public charge regulations for Green Card applicants beginning September 18. The revised rules introduce stricter financial scrutiny and expand the list of public benefits considered during evaluation. Both family-based and employment-based Green Card applications filed on or after that date will fall under the new framework. Applications submitted before September 18, 2026, will continue to be assessed under the existing criteria. Certain categories of applicants will remain exempt from these updated requirements.

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