I-539, Application to Extend/ Change Nonimmigrant Status - nationalparalegal 2025

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The document is an I-539 application form submitted by John Doe to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for extending or changing his nonimmigrant status. It includes personal information, current status details, and requests for an extension until July 18, 2003. The applicant seeks additional time to support himself while visiting family in the U.S., with a return ticket attached as evidence of intent to depart.

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Begin with Part 1 by entering your personal information, including your family name, given name, and contact details. Ensure all fields are filled accurately.
In Part 2, select whether you are applying for an extension of stay or a change of status. If applicable, indicate the number of people included in this application.
Proceed to Part 3 and specify the requested status extension date. Answer questions regarding any previous applications related to family members.
Complete Part 4 by providing additional information such as passport details and any relevant background questions. Be thorough in your explanations if necessary.
Finally, sign and date the form in Part 5. If someone else prepared the form for you, ensure they complete their section as well.

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How do I change my nonimmigrant status on USCIS?

Submit your Form I-539 application for an extension or change of status by mail or you can file online before the expiration date as shown on the admission stamp in your travel document on your Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record.

When can I file a 539 extension?

You may apply to extend your stay while you are in the U.S. If possible, file to extend your visa at least 45 days before it expires. Use the fee schedule for Form I-539 to see how much you will have to pay.

How do I extend my I 539n application to change nonimmigrant status?

What Is the Purpose of Form I-539? Use this application if you are one of the nonimmigrants listed below and wish to apply to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for an extension of stay or a change to another nonimmigrant status.

What is Form I-539 application to extend change nonimmigrant status?

Use this application if you are one of the nonimmigrants listed below and wish to apply to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for an extension of stay or a change to another nonimmigrant status. In certain situations, you may use this application to apply for an initial nonimmigrant status.