What is the h4 visa process?
The H-4 visa authorizes stay in the U.S. for spouses and dependents of H-1B visa holders. An H-4 visa is only valid as long as the associated H-1B visa remains active.EligibilityTo receive an H-4 visa, a foreign national must qualify as a spouse or dependent child of an H-1B temporary work visa holder. Under United States Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) regulations, only children under the age of 21 are considered dependent.ApplicationOnce a spouse or parent earns an H-1B visa, the H-4 applicant applies for a visa at the U.S. embassy or consulate located in his country or residence.Application RequirementsIn addition to the visa application form, an H-4 applicant must prove identity through passport and relationship to the H-1B visa holder with a marriage license or birth certificate. In addition, each H-4 visa requires a filing fee, which is determined by the embassy or consulate processing the visa application.RestrictionsUSCIS prohibits an H-4 visa holder from engaging in
