The children and spouse may enter as H-4 derivatives, but will not be authorized to work until they convert to permanent resident status through other avenues or obtain a separate sponsorship for H-1B Visa. The children will be allowed to attend school.

No, a spouse is eligible to enter and remain in the U.S. on an H-4 visa as long as the H-1B visa remains valid. However, an H-4 visaholder does not have the right to receive a work permit. alien who has both a valid H-1B visa and an adjustment of status application pending may leave without first requesting advance parole. In this case, the alien can rely on his valid H-1B visa to travel to and from the U.S. See similar questions...

Yes. H-1B holders can bring thier spouse and minor children to live with them in U.S. under H dependents visa (H-4). However, H-4 visa holders can not work in U.S. Spouse here on an H-4 visa must have his or her own H-1B visa to work legally in U.S. My daughter is a US citizen and currently in the medical field. She recently got married and had a baby. See similar questions...

If you send the Professional Admissions Office evidence of adequate funding for the living expenses and health insurance of your dependent(s), we will include the name(s) and information of your family members on your SEVIS Form I-20. The U.S. embassy will issue F-2 visas to your spouse and/or children if you present the I-20 form and proof of financial support for your family. See similar questions...

Yes, if they are able to help out in a lay capacity. Some of our trips have limited space, but we give priority to non-medical spouses and children over other lay volunteers. See similar questions...

Yes, however spouses cannot apply for a work permit until after arrival in the US and there is no guarantee that a permit will be granted or work available. Unmarried partners are not eligible for a 12 month visa and will normally only be granted a tourist visa for relatively short periods. They are not eligible for a work permit. See similar questions...

For viewers conflicted about using their time in pursuit of more knowledge regarding the H-1B visa, if you have a job offer and possess the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree, you may qualify for the H-1B visa. The maximum amount of time that an individual can apply for an H-1B petition is three years at one time, for a maximum total of six years. Please note that the fees have increased. See similar questions...

Possibly. For the procedures for J-2 applicants (Spouse/Dependent) please refer to our J-2 Dependent Visa section. See similar questions...

Yes! Spouses and children are welcomed to join you! While you enjoy the workshops and events, your children will be well cared for in Camp Carnival. They'll have the time of their life participating in events just for kids. Camp Carnival activities are provided at no additional cost to you. Of course, there will be plenty of free time as well, allowing you to enjoy the ship activities, gourmet meals and the beautiful islands with your family. Please call us for third and fourth person rates. See similar questions...

Only spouses and children under the age of 21 qualify for a J-2 visa. Other family members that you may wish to invite should apply for tourist visas. If you plan to have a spouse or child join you as a J-2 dependent, they will need a separate DS-2019 for their use in applying for J-2 visas and entry into the U.S. separately from you. You must show that you have sufficient funding in order to bring your family members. See similar questions...

If you have been approved for an L1 Visa, then your spouse may be issued with an L2 visa. These Visas have recently changed status to allow the prospective applicants to both live and work in the United States. See similar questions...

Without a doubt! In fact, we encourage it. Our goal is to help as many Cincinnatians as possible and getting your friends and family involved is a great way to develop a support network and will help everyone look and feel great! See similar questions...

Except for the State of North Dakota, state laws do not require individuals to possess a BSN degree in order to be licensed as RN. Therefore, as a rule, staff RN positions in the rest of the states may not qualify for H-1B classification. The BCIS (INS) most likely recognizes only supervisory positions or those involving highly specialized duties that require a Bachelors degree as exceptions to that rule. See similar questions...

The job must be either in a “specialty occupation,” i.e., a professional field. A “specialty occupation” is one which requires the theoretical and practical application of a body of highly specialized knowledge to fully perform the occupation and requires completion of a specific course of education culminating in a baccalaureate degree in a specific occupational specialty. See similar questions...

A – It is not the general policy of this Department to allow family members of study visa holders, permission to join them in Ireland See similar questions...

Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 years of age may come with you to the United States in M-2 nonimmigrant status. They should go with you to the U.S. embassy or consulate when you apply for your student (M-1) visa. They should be prepared to prove their relationship to you. If your spouse or children are following to join you at a later date, they should provide the U.S. embassy staff with a copy of your USCIS Form I-20 ID and proof of their relationship to you. See similar questions...