Public Charge Rule Clarification

Summary

Marketplace Qualified Health and Dental Plans, Advanced Premium Tax Credit, NJ Health Plan Savings, and Cost Sharing Reductions are generally not considered under the public charge rule. Public charge rules typically apply to benefits like Medicaid, TANF, SNAP, and SSI. If you have concerns about future changes to these rules, consider consulting with an immigration attorney for personalized advice.

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Is _Marketplace Qualified Health and dental _Advanced Premium Tax Credit(up to $*.*) _NJ Health Plan Saving(up to *$) _Cost Sharing Reductions for lower copayments , coinsurance and deductibles under the public charge rules?
The following benefits are generally not considered under the public charge rule:
- Marketplace Qualified Health and Dental Plans
- Advanced Premium Tax Credit (APTC)
- NJ Health Plan Savings
- Cost Sharing Reductions
Public charge rules typically apply to benefits like Medicaid, TANF, SNAP, and SSI. Is there any other specific aspect of the public charge rule you need help with?
_Cost Sharing Reductions for lower copayments , coinsurance and deductibles is consider as public charges?
Cost Sharing Reductions for lower copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles are generally not considered under the public charge rule. Public charge rules typically apply to benefits like Medicaid, TANF, SNAP, and SSI.
Is there any other specific legal question you have regarding public charge rules?
_Marketplace Qualified Health and dental _Advanced Premium Tax Credit(up to $*.*) _NJ Health Plan Saving(up to *$) Are public charges?
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The benefits you've listed—Marketplace Qualified Health and Dental Plans, Advanced Premium Tax Credit (APTC), and NJ Health Plan Savings—are generally not considered under the public charge rule. Public charge rules typically apply to benefits like Medicaid, TANF, SNAP, and SSI.
Is there anything else specific you need help with regarding public charge rules?
_Marketplace Qualified Health and dental _Advanced Premium Tax Credit(up to $*.*) _NJ Health Plan Saving(up to *$) _Cost Sharing Reductions for lower copayments , coinsurance and deductibles are public charges in *
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It seems you're concerned about whether certain benefits will be considered public charges in *. Generally, benefits like Marketplace Qualified Health and Dental Plans, Advanced Premium Tax Credit, NJ Health Plan Savings, and Cost Sharing Reductions are not considered under the public charge rule. Public charge rules typically apply to benefits like Medicaid, TANF, SNAP, and SSI.
Is there anything else specific you need help with regarding public charge rules?