Immigration Blog

INA Sec. 214

The admission to the United States of any alien as a nonimmigrant shall be for such time and under such conditions as the Attorney General may by regulations

C2 Transit Visa for Authorized Travel to the United Nations

The C2 transit visa is for nonimmigrants authorized to travel to the United Nations. C2 nonimmigrant status is limited to 29 days and there are other limitations on C2 visas.

Extend Nonimmigrant Status in the United States

Extension of Stay, USCIS, Nonimmigrant Visa, Expiration Date on the I-94 Form, USCIS ELIS, I-539 Form, I-129 Petition, Employment-Based Category

USCIS FAQ on Change of Status from B Visitor to F1/M1 Student

The USCIS released a new FAQ on change of status from B visitor status to F1 or M1 student status, including when an extension of B1 or B2 status would be needed.

B1 Status: Artists and Entertainers

We example B1 entertainers and artists and B2 amateur entertainers. We look at specific categories such as B1 participants in cultural programs and still photographers

B1 Status: Aliens Normally Classifiable as H1 or H3

We examine B1 in lieu of H1 and B1 in lieu of H3, including situations involving honorarium payments and medical doctors.

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