B1 Status: Overview of Covered Activities
This article introduces B1 classification for B1 business visitors, and outlines the general categories of activities for which a B1 business visa may be granted.
This article introduces B1 classification for B1 business visitors, and outlines the general categories of activities for which a B1 business visa may be granted.
We discuss Matter of Hira, an important precedent on B1 visitors for business and permissible business activities used by the FAM.
The DHS is terminating the Guam-CNMI Parole Program for Russian nationals. Russian nationals will now have to apply for B1 or B2 visas.
The DOS allows for certain personal employees or domestic workers of certain U.S. citizens or nonimmigrants to come to the US as B1 personal employees and domestic workers.
The DOS restricted B2 visa validity for Cuban nationals to three months for a single-entry visa, down from 5 years for a multiple-entry visa.
B1 visa, B1 Temporary Business Visitor, B1 Business Visitor, Matter of Hira, FAM, Unlawful Employment, B1 business visitor
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