What type of VISITOR VISAS does the U.S. offer? The United States offers two…

Can I extend my stay in the U.S. as a B Visa Holder?

If you need to prolong your stay, you can apply for a B-1/B-2 visa extension, but your stay in the United States is limited to one year. So, if you’re given a six-month period, you can only extend it for another six months. However, you must provide a compelling reason for the extension. You must be able to demonstrate a ‘need’ to stay longer.

How to be eligible to apply for a B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa?

To be qualified for a B-1 or B-2 visa, the applicant must demonstrate that the trip is temporary and that they have the financial means to cover all of the charges. They must also show that they have no intention of staying in the United States once their visa expires, as well as abandoning a residence outside of the country.

What is the procedure of the B-1/B-2 Visa?

The application process is simple and can be broken down into three steps: 1. Choose your processing time and fill in the required general information; 2. Make a payment and double-check step one for any errors; and 3. Fill out a questionnaire and upload a photo of your passport. Keep in mind that, depending on your particular circumstances, you may need to provide additional documents.

Can B-1 Visa holders bring Dependents to USA?

Unfortunately, because the B1 visa is a temporary individual visa, it does not allow for dependent visas. If you are the only one with a B1 visa, this implies that your spouse, children, or other family members will be unable to join you in the United States. They will need to apply for a B2 visa or a US tourist visa in order to join you. They will be permitted to stay with you for 6 months on this visa, with the option to extend for up to a year if necessary.