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Change of status and extension of stay (from inside the United States): checklist
Check your I-94 record, prepare the correct form and documents, file with USCIS before the period expires, and track the result.
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1. Check your I-94 record
View and print your I-94 record at i94.cbp.dhs.gov and check your authorized period of stay.Before applying
- View and print your I-94 record at i94.cbp.dhs.gov and check your authorized period of stay.
- Evaluate lawful entry, valid status, compliance with status conditions, a valid passport, and other eligibility requirements.
- Use I-539 based on your status, or I-129 when an employer petition is required.
- Prepare copies of your I-94 and passport, evidence based on your classification, and signed statements if required.
- Include a complete English translation and translator’s certification for documents in a foreign language.
Submitting the form
- Sign the form; add I-539A for additional people and obtain a parent’s or guardian’s signature for children under 14.
- Submit I-539 through your USCIS online account or by mail after checking the current mailing address.
- Pay the application fee according to your chosen submission method.
- Attend the appointment if USCIS schedules a biometrics appointment.
- If USCIS sends an RFE, submit the requested documents within the specified period.
After applying
- Track your application on the USCIS Case Status page using your I-797C receipt number.
- Do not begin a new activity, especially education, before approval and maintain your status.
- Notify USCIS if your address changes.
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