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Interview documents based on new rules

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I am hiring a translator for our interview next month but now that the new public charge rule will be implemented does it help to take a letter from my spouse’s English teacher showing his progress in the language ? Also should I also be taking his credit score documents for the interview as they are now going to consider all those factors 

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50 minutes ago, ujones said:

I am hiring a translator for our interview next month but now that the new public charge rule will be implemented does it help to take a letter from my spouse’s English teacher showing his progress in the language ? Also should I also be taking his credit score documents for the interview as they are now going to consider all those factors 

The Public charge rule does not affect anyone who already applied for AOS.

See the original rule.

 
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