Get Supplement A To Form I-539 (filing Instructions For V Nonimmigrant ... - Uscis

Please note that you can only file form I-539 online if you are applying only for yourself, without co-applicants (without form I-539A). Please check the above website just prior to filing to understand if rules/terms have changed.

You may apply online to extend or change your nonimmigrant status if you meet the following conditions. You are applying: Only for yourself, without co-applicants; and. You will not require legal or accredited representation at any point in your request.

I-539A is part of Form I-539. If you are applying for more than one person using your I-539 application, use a separate Form I-539A to provide all of the requested information for each additional applicant listed. Each Form I-539A must include the signature of the individual applicant.

Use Form I-539 if you are physically present in the United States and wish to request initial status or change status to a V nonimmigrant, or to request an extension of your current V nonimmigrant status.

Form I-539 shall be used by a TD nonimmigrant to request an extension of stay or by an applicant to request a change of nonimmigrant status to TD classification. C. Evidence of relationship (example: birth or marriage certificate).

You submit your Form I-539 application for an extension or change of status by mail or you can file online before the expiration date as shown on the admission stamp in your travel document on your Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record.

First, every co-applicant listed on the primary's Form I-539 will be required to complete and sign the new Form I-539A. The parent or guardian of children under the age of 14 can sign the Form I-539A on their behalf. Next, every applicant and co-applicant must pay the $85 biometrics services fee.