Adjustment/ Change of Status 

Adjustment of Status Lawyer Orlando

Foreign nationals with a non-immigrant visa may have the opportunity to change their status to another category while in the United States. Known as a Adjustment/Change of Status, this process can allow non-immigrant visa holders to change the original purpose of their visit. For example, if an individual arrived in the U.S. as a tourist, but wishes to become a student, they must submit a change of status application. Requests must also be filed with the USCIS before the authorized stay expires.

With five years of immigration experience, Attorney Roshni Patel (Ravani), as well as the entire legal team at R Patel Law, can assist all those interested in changing their non-immigrant status in the U.S. Call today to schedule your initial case evaluation.

Who is eligible to Adjustment/ change of status?

Applicants who wish to Adjusment or change of status may be eligible if:
They were lawfully admitted to the U.S. with a non-immigrant visa
The non-immigrant status remains valid
No conditions of the specific status have been violated
No crimes that would make an applicant ineligible have been committed
Applicants who wish to attend school in the U.S. and are also the spouse or child of someone who is currently in the U.S. in any of the following non-immigrant visa categories do not need to apply to change a non-immigrant status.
A Visa (Diplomatic and Government Officials & Employees)
E Visa (International Trade & Investors)
G Visa (Representatives to International Organizations & Employees)
H Visa (Temporary Workers)
I Visa (Foreign Media Representatives)
J Visa (Exchange Visitors)
L Visa (Intra-Company Transfers)
F & M Visas (Academic or Vocational Students)

Applicants who wish to Adjusment or change of status may be eligible if:

D Visa (Crew Members): For individuals serving on commercial sea vessels or international airlines operating in the U.S.
C Visa (Transit Through the U.S.): Issued to travelers passing through the U.S. en route to another destination.
TWOV (Transit Without Visa): Allows eligible travelers to transit through the U.S. without requiring a visa under specific conditions.
K Visa (Fiancé(e) or Dependents of a U.S. Citizen): For individuals planning to marry a U.S. citizen and their dependents.
S Visa (Information on Terrorism or Organized Crime): Granted to individuals providing critical information related to criminal or terrorist activities.
Visa Waiver Program (VWP): Enables citizens of participating countries to travel to the U.S. for short visits without obtaining a visa.
When the purpose a visit to the U.S. has changed, it is recommended that non-immigrant visa holders apply for a change of status as soon as possible. R Patel Law will provide knowledgeable legal assistance to those who wish to change of status, as well as for those whose authorized stay has expired.

Apply for Adjustment of Status with Our Help

If you or a loved one has changed the purpose of your visit while in the United States, you may need to apply for a change of status. This process requires a great deal of paperwork, numerous procedures and evidence of eligibility. Applications must also be submitted as soon as possible, especially before an authorized stay is set to expire. With the assistance of the qualified legal team at R Patel Law, applicants and quickly compile their applications for a change of status correctly and accurately. Our legal team will also help explain any procedures or requirements applicants may not understand.
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