Federally Funded Health Care (Archive)

The following groups of noncitizens qualify for federally funded health care regardless of their date of entry or length of time in the United States. They must meet all other health care program requirements to be eligible.

l  Amerasian immigrants.

l  American Indian noncitizens.

l  Asylees.

l  Cuban/Haitian entrants.

l  Refugees.

l  Conditional entrants.

l  People certified as victims of trafficking by the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR).

l  People with a T-Visa.

l  People granted withholding of removal (formerly known as "withholding of deportation").

l  Afghan and Iraqi Special Immigrants.

l  Lawfully present noncitizen A noncitizen who is present in the United States in accordance with immigration laws, who has not violated the terms of his or her status. Lawfully present noncitizens include, but are not limited to Refugees, Asylees, victims of Trafficking, Lawful Permanent Residents (LPRs), battered noncitizens, Lawful Temporary Residents, Parolees, people with a pending immigration status, and Temporary Protected Status. pregnant women and children.

See the specific sections for definitions and a list of acceptable sources of verification for these immigration statuses.

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