Does non-emergency, but not long term care at any hospital or clinic Medicaid use a reason for denial of my adjustment of status?

Does non-emergency, but not long term care at any hospital or clinic Medicaid use a reason for denial of my adjustment of status?

My wife used (and currently uses) Medicaid under PRUCOL. PRUCOL is, under NY State Laws, a way, to get Medicaid for aliens AFTER I-130 is approved My wife used prenatal, emergency, non-emergency, but not long term care at any hospital or clinic. The non-emergency short-term health services she used under Medicaid benefits are clinic visits, tests, X-rays and diagnosis, dental, prescribed medicine, internal medicine and other similar doctor visits.Under the very current USCIS regulations, we need to know if Medicaid she used would be a reason for denial of her green card application. Thanks

Asked on March 16, 2012 under Immigration Law, New York

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