Kyle Knapp

Attorney · Capital University Law School

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Extending or Changing Your Visa Status: I-539 Filing Fees, Lawyer Fees, and Fee Waiver
If you are looking to extend your U.S. visa, or change your status to another visa, you'll be filing an I-539 application and related documents. Here's what to expect in filing fees and lawyer costs.
Who Can Get an Investment-Based (EB-5) Green Card?
The U.S. offers lawful permanent residency (a green card) to wealthy people, specifically business investors who will pump money into its economy.
Who Qualifies for EB-2 Employment Visa?
EB-2 visas are available to professionals holding advanced university degrees and persons of exceptional ability in the sciences, arts, or business.
Can You Switch to a Student Visa From Another U.S. Visa?
If you’re living in the U.S. on another visa, but are interested in attending school, it might be possible to do a “change of status” and pursue your studies without having to leave first.
Applying for an Extension of a U.S. Visa or Change of Status
USCIS's I-539 form and application requirements for obtaining an extension of your stay or a change to a new nonimmigrant status.
How to Prepare a Job Offer Letter for a TN Visa
If you want to get a TN visa or entry to work in the U.S., make sure your employer's offer letter helps to show your eligibility.
Documents Needed to File for an EB-3 Employment Visa
A handy checklist of the documents a U.S. employer needs to gather to submit along with the I-140 petition for a third-preference foreign worker.
What Happens If an H-1B Holder Loses Their Job?
H-1B workers can, unfortunately, end up losing the job upon which their visa and status are based. Find out how an H-1B worker can nevertheless maintain lawful status in the United States.
Will a DUI Affect Your Permanent Resident Status?
While there are serious consequences for anyone charged with a DUI, the consequences for an immigrant can be more severe. Find out how a DUI can endanger a green card holder's status.
How Long Can You Stay in the U.S. on a TN Visa?
Mexican and Canadian citizens can stay in the U.S. in TN status for up to three years and extend their stays almost indefinitely.