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D/S, meaning "duration of status," means that you have been admitted while you remain in F-1 status. You remain in F-1 status until the end of your program plus the 60-day grace period, assuming you …

When in doubt, list it. Maybe they don't care to know about this, but if they do, and you don't include it, you run the risk of being found deceptive. If they don't care about it, and you tell them, …

I have no personal experience with this, but given the frequency with which we see name discrepancies such as this, that is to say, relatively minor discrepancies, forming the basis of questions from …

Is filing I-539 the easiest way to extend her stay at this time? Yes. It's also the hardest way. It's the only way. More seriously, there could be some sort of amnesty or other program offered …

As usual, if you're in doubt about how to answer a question, give the answer that conveys more information. Maybe they don't care that you mention Australia, since you're obviously there now, but the …

TUI was certainly wrong if they declined to send your advance passenger information (API) to Customs and Border Protection because of the team leader's incorrect belief that you could not use your val …

Other answers say that you need a B-1/B-2 visa, but this is not precisely true. As a business visitor, you will be in B-1 status as a "visitor for business." B-2 designates the closely related statu …

I'm with jcaron on this one. I assume that the previous visa was issued through the "visa center in your city" that no longer handles B visas. In that case, the answers are: Are you applying in the …

There is a way to change your status, but depending on where you are it might be less expensive to leave and come back. The filing fee is currently $370, and the form to file is I-539. Depending on …

The latest form of the travel ban is a proclamation that provides in part (at section 3(b)(iv)) that (b) The suspension of entry pursuant to section 2 of this proclamation shall not apply to: ... (iv …

There is no visa in the US that allows the bearer to work remotely for a foreign employer. If you're planning to stay in the US as a "visitor for business or pleasure" for longer than 90 days, you wo …

A C-1/D visa allows you to be admitted to the US in C-1 or D status. C-1 status is transit. If your purpose in entering the US is anything other than to get somewhere else, you don't qualify for C-1 …