DHS Revives Public Charge Bond Form for Immigrants
Published Date: 9/16/2025
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Summary
The Department of Homeland Security is bringing back a form called the Public Charge Bond, with some updates. This affects people who need to prove they won’t rely on government help when applying for certain immigration benefits. The changes aim to make the process clearer, and folks should be ready for new rules and possible costs when submitting this bond.
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Public Charge Bond Reinstated With Changes
You may need to submit a Public Charge Bond if you apply for certain immigration benefits. DHS/USCIS is reinstating the Public Charge Bond form with changes meant to make the process clearer, and you should be ready for new rules and possible costs when submitting this bond. DHS/USCIS is also requesting public comment under the Paperwork Reduction Act about the time and estimated cost to respondents.
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