How do I change to another nonimmigrant visa status in the United States?
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To consult an immigration lawyer, please call us at (626) 279-5341 or email us at info@bccvisalaw.com. An attorney in our office would be happy to assist you. Nonimmigrant visas are issued to foreign citizens who intend to remain in the United States for, depending on the particular nonimmigrant classification, a temporary period or otherwise less than permanent period of time. There are more than 40 nonimmigrant US visa categories; each is used for a different, but very specific purpose. For example, some authorize temporary employment in the US; others permit tourists to visit, students to study, and diplomats to serve their home country’s interests. The immigration authorities understand that plans can change. If your original reason for coming to the US changes, you may be required to change your nonimmigrant status to a different one before you may lawfully begin to engage in the activities you want to pursue. How do I know if I am eligible to change my status in the US? You may a
