Song Law Firm is happy to announce the happy news of approval!
The case of a customer who filed a petition for extension of the period of stay with the B-2 visa with Song Law Firm has been approved by the USCIS.
Our clinet was staying on a B-2 tourist visa. In the midst of this, our client decided to marry the person they were dating. Thus, they came to Song Law Firm to consult on immigration status post-marriage. Song Law Firm examined the client’s situation from various angles in order to save the client’s time and money. The immigration team at Song Law Firm has established a strategy to extend the period of stay for a B-2 tourist visa and file a marriage immigrant visa petition at the same time. We also made it a priority to solve the client’s anxious worries regarding the extension of the period of stay. Song Law Firm and our immigration team gives our sincerest congratulations to the clients and guarantees our best efforts in any future petitions as well.
Unlike the expiration period of the visa, the B-2 tourist visa is stipulated that the period of stay when entering the United States is 6 months or shorter in special cases. However, you can extend your stay in the U.S. without leaving the U.S. by filing a petition to extend the period of stay, saving time and money that would have to be spent for re-entering the U.S. after returning to your home country. Because these extension petitions also have several requirements, we recommend that you consult with an attorney before filing such a petition. In particular, it is important to see an experienced and well-communicated lawyer when extending your stay for these non-immigrant visas. Song Law Firm’s immigration team have unparalleled experience and experience in non-immigrant visa cases as well as extension of stay and change of status, and give priority to communication with clients. Also, from these many experiences, they are quickly exposed to the latest visa and immigration trends, and they are also quick to read and adjust to the latest trends of the immigration office.
If you have any questions about extending the period of stay or changing your status, please contact Song Law Firm.
