USCIS New I-485 Form: Green Card Rules Change Sept. 18 | Public Charge Rules | US Immigration

USCIS New I-485 Form update: Starting September 18, USCIS will require all Green Card applicants filing Form I-485 to use the New I-485 Form. Any older edition submitted on or after September 18 will be rejected. This major I-485 Form update also changes how Public Charge Rules are applied during the Green Card application process. In this video, we explain everything you need to know about the New I-485 Form, including the latest USCIS Green Card requirements, updated Public Charge Rules, and how these changes may affect your Adjustment of Status application. If you are planning to apply for permanent residence in the United States, understanding these new rules is essential to avoid delays or rejection. The updated I-485 Form also works together with Form I-864 (Affidavit of Support) and Form I-693 (Medical Examination) as part of the overall Green Card eligibility review. Applicants should carefully prepare their documents before filing after September 18. If you're applying for a family-based Green Card, employment-based Green Card, or any Adjustment of Status application, this USCIS update is important for you. Stay informed with the latest USCIS news, Green Card updates, immigration news, visa updates, Adjustment of Status, US immigration policies, and official USCIS announcements. Subscribe for the latest USCIS news, Green Card updates, visa bulletin news, immigration policy changes, work permit updates, and breaking immigration developments affecting applicants across the United States. #uscis #greencard #i485form