What types of services related to Non-immigrant Status does Z&A provide?

A visa is a permit that allows an alien to apply for admission to the US at the border and it bears the form of a stamp on the alien's passport. A valid status means that an alien is authorized by the USCIS to stay in the US for an authorized period of time. When an alien enters the US via a valid non-immigrant visa, he/she is usually given an I-94 card, which states the validity period of the alien's non-immigrant status in the US. Generally, the USCIS officer will attach the I-94 card in the alien's passport.

Z&A is able to file a change of status or extension of status application on behalf of the qualified applicant, who is legally staying in the US. Our experienced attorney(s) will first evaluate your situation and assist you in determining which status you may be able to apply for. If the case is doable, we will be glad to take your case.

After you retain us, our experienced attorney(s) will closely work with you in preparing your application. We will review and organize all the necessary application materials to provide them in a well-organized manner. Our experienced attorney(s) will complete all the application form(s) required; draft the petition letter or affidavit for you if applicable; submit a complete set of application materials to the proper USCIS office; and contact the USCIS for the status of your pending case. As soon as the USCIS makes a final decision on your case, we will inform you of the result accordingly.

For more information on non-immigrant visa, please click on the following links:
What is a non-immigrant visa?
Who needs a non-immigrant visa?
What are some common non-immigrant visas?
What is the difference between visa and non-immigrant status?
Consulate process for non-immigrants
Entry into the United States
Visa Waiver Pilot Program (VWPP)
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