B1 Status: Certain Business Activities Classifiable as B1
B1 status is available in limited cases for B1 commercial or industrial workers, foreign airline employees, and other limited cases in lieu of a different NIV category.
B1 status is available in limited cases for B1 commercial or industrial workers, foreign airline employees, and other limited cases in lieu of a different NIV category.
B1 visas and B1 status are sometimes available to those in voluntary service programs, evangelical tours, yacht crewman, and other specific situations.
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.
On July 21, 2017, SEVIS will deploy SEVIS Release 6.35. In this post, we examine what is new and what will remain unchanged for school officials in SEVIS Release 6.35.
In this post, we review which nonimmigrants may study in the United States, including detailed rules for F2 spouses, M2 spouses, and B visitors
The SEVP issued a notice for students at SEVP certified ACICS-accredited schools the schools themselves about the potential loss of SEVP certification for such schools.
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