Form I-539: Who Files It and What Evidence to Include
Form I-539 is the application visitors, students and dependents use to extend or change status. Here is who files it, when, and the evidence that avoids an RFE.
Tag: immigration
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How Do H-1B1 Extensions and Annual Renewals Work?
H-1B1 status runs one year at a time. You can extend through an I-129 with USCIS or renew at a consulate, and the right choice depends on travel and timing.
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What Is the Final Merits Determination in an EB-1A Case?
Meeting three criteria is step one. Step two asks whether the whole record shows sustained acclaim. How USCIS applies the Kazarian final merits review.
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How to Get a U Visa Certification on Form I-918 Supplement B
No U visa petition is complete without Form I-918 Supplement B signed by a certifying agency within six months of filing. Who signs it and how to ask.
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Changing Jobs or Losing Your Job on an E-3 Visa
An E-3 worker cannot start with a new employer on the strength of a filing alone. Here is what has to happen first, and what the 60-day grace period covers.
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What to Do After an E-2 Visa Refusal Under 214(b)
A 214(b) refusal is not a lifetime bar, but reapplying with the same file rarely works. Here is how to diagnose the refusal and rebuild the case.