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Please excuse me for jumping in. 
Since I'm is considering to file for CR-1, may I have correct understanding of the "postmarked" date related to the final public charge rules, please.
Which state of application would fall into "pending" status and will not be subject to the final rule? 

 

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The state department has already been doing this since 2018 so any application that requires consular processing likely to subject to the new rules already.

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14 hours ago, azblk said:

The state department has already been doing this since 2018 so any application that requires consular processing likely to subject to the new rules already.

Who told you?

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On 8/29/2019 at 4:45 AM, Paduppa said:

Please excuse me for jumping in. 
Since I'm is considering to file for CR-1, may I have correct understanding of the "postmarked" date related to the final public charge rules, please.
Which state of application would fall into "pending" status and will not be subject to the final rule? 

 

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