Report highlights the impact of MOIA and showcases the work done to respond to the challenges that many immigrant New Yorkers faced during calendar year 2021.

From adding a gender 'x' to the card to greatly expanding the card benefits, the IDNYC program has experienced groundbreaking milestones as the largest municipal ID program in the nation. We are eager to work with HRA to continue our good work. We encourage all New Yorkers ages 10 and up to renew or enroll in IDNYC today. For more information, visit nyc.gov/IDNYC or call 311 and say 'IDNYC.'

Many health and social services—including COVID-19 testing, vaccination, and care, emergency Medicaid, food assistance, tenant protection, and free legal help—are available to all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status, ability to pay, or employment status. Click to view our resource guide.

As of March 9, 2021, the 2019 Public Charge rule has ended. This means you can use public benefits and city services to get the care and support you need without fear. Your immigration status does not matter.

Watch out for false promises. Scammers may promise to help get you a green card or other immigration benefits just to get your money. Learn how to avoid being defrauded.