Get I 539 Form

The I-539 form is essential for individuals seeking to extend or change their nonimmigrant status in the United States. This guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step approach on how to complete the I-539 form online, ensuring clarity and ease throughout the process.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the I-539 form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the I-539 form and open it for editing.
2. Begin filling out Part 1, 'Information About You.' Enter your family name, given name, and middle name accurately. Include your date of birth, country of birth, and contact information, such as your daytime phone number and address.
3. Move to Part 2, 'Application Type.' Select the appropriate option: whether you are applying for an extension of stay in your current status, change of status, or reinstatement to student status. Ensure you provide the total number of people included in your application.
4. Proceed to Part 3, 'Processing Information.' Request an extension for your current or requested status by indicating the date until which you would like the extension. Answer questions regarding your current or previous nonimmigrant status.
5. In Part 4, 'Additional Information,' provide information about your passport, foreign address, and answer any relevant questions about your immigration history, such as petitions filed or arrests.
6. Complete Part 5, 'Applicant's Statement and Signature.' Read the statements carefully and check the applicable box. Sign the form, providing your daytime telephone number and email address.
7. If applicable, fill out Part 6, 'Interpreter's Statement,' detailing the language used and providing signatures as necessary.
8. If someone else prepared the form for you, complete Part 7, providing their information and signature.
9. After completing all parts of the form, review your entries for accuracy before proceeding to save the changes. You can download, print, or share the form as needed.

Don't delay — complete your I-539 application online today to ensure your nonimmigrant status is properly filed.