Can I stay in the U.S. while I await my extension?
OK. Then yes, because you filed the I-539 before June 2nd, you may stay in the U.S. while the I-539 is pending, even after June 2nd.
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Can I legally stay in the U.S. while I await the extension of my stay of 6 months? I asked for a request to stay with my daughter while she is in the hospital and during recovery.
I understand your situation must be stressful. Have you already submitted the request for the extension of your stay in the U.S.?
Yes, on May 9th.
Are you currently in possession of a valid visa that allows you to stay in the U.S.?
Yes
Is there anything else the lawyer should know before I connect you? Rest assured they’ll be able to help with your visa extension.
Yes
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Can I legally stay in the U.S. while I await the extension of my stay of 6 months? I asked for a request to stay with my daughter while she is in the hospital and during recovery.
What date does your original stay expire?
I normally would have a 6-month grant on entry with my B1/B2 visa. My visa is valid until May 5th, 2029, and I applied for an extension on May 9th.
The visa and the status are separate. The visa is only for entry. What date did you last enter the U.S.?
My time on my I-94 had June 2nd.
OK. Then yes, because you filed the I-539 before June 2nd, you may stay in the U.S. while the I-539 is pending, even after June 2nd.
What else may I answer for you? I want to ensure your satisfaction with my service.
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