Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

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It depends if you are the immigrant or the petitioner. However, it could very well affect the petition and make the immigrant inadmissible because they will become a public charge.

Usually, no, it should not. It aso depends on the types of welfare benefits you apply for your kids. There are exceptions to the "public charge" requirement.

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