Public Charge
Source: National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project
Charts that list available federal and state benefits based on an immigrant’s state and immigration status.
Source: National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project
Interactive maps that list available public benefits based on an immigrant’s state and immigration status.
Source: National Immigration Law Center
A chart that lists available federal benefits and public assistance programs based on immigration status.
Source: RightsforHealth
A report analyzing and providing background on the 2022 public charge rule.
Source: The Center for Urban Pedagogy
A guide on how to get health insurance as an immigrant and/or transgender, gender non-conforming, or nonbinary New Yorker.
Source: Immigrant Legal Resource Center
A list of public benefits programs that do NOT trigger public charge and are safe to use.
Source: Empire Justice Center and the New York Immigration Coalition
A chart that lists federal benefits and New York State benefits based on immigration status.
It also identifies which benefits could potentially have public charge implications.
Source: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
An article from USCIS listing resources and frequently asked questions and answers on public charge.
Source: Protecting Immigrant Families
A guide on immigrants’ rights to healthcare, including treatment and coverage.
It identifies available help and a brief walkthrough on what personal information they do and do not need to provide to healthcare providers.
Source: Empire Justice Center and The New York Immigration Coalition
A chart that lists federal benefits and New York State benefits based on immigration status.
It also identifies what benefits could potentially have public charge implications.
Source: RightsforHealth
A list of frequently asked questions and answers about using public benefits.
