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An F-1 student's dependent spouse and unmarried
children under the age of 21 are granted F-2 visa status. An F-2 dependent
may remain in the United States for the duration of the F-1 student's valid
status and may engage in any lawful activity, but not employment. Dependents
in F-2 status may study full-time or part-time. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
H-4 Visa (Family member of
H-1,
H-2, or
H-3 visa holder):
Spouses and minor children of H-1B, H-2A, H-2B,
and H-3 nonimmigrant workers may be admitted as H-4 nonimmigrants. H-4
dependents are not eligible for employment. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
J-2 Visa (Family member of
J-1 visa holder):
The spouse and minor children of the J-1 visa
holder may accompany or follow to join the exchange visitor to the United
States. J-2 dependents are eligible for employment authorization. A J-2
dependent will be subject to the two-year home country physical presence
requirement if accompanying an exchange visitor on a program subjecting the
J-1 visa holder to the requirement. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
K-2 Visa (Family member of
K-1 visa holder):
The minor unmarried children of a K-1 principal
beneficiary who are listed in the K petition may be accorded K-2 status if
accompanying or following to join the fiancé(e). Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
K-4 Visa (Unmarried Child of
K-3 visa holder):
The minor unmarried children of a K-3 spouse of a
U.S. citizen may be eligible for K-4 visa status. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
L-2 Visa (Family member of
L-1 visa holder):
The L-2 visa status is accorded to the dependents
of an intracompany transferee. The spouse of an L-1 visa holder may be
eligible to work. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
M-2 Visa (Family member of
M-1 visa holder):
The dependent spouse and unmarried children under
the age of 21 of M-1 students are granted M-2 status, and may remain in the
United States for the duration of the M-1 student's valid status. Dependents
under the M-2 visa category are not eligible to work. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
O-3 (Family member of
O-1 or
O-2 visa holder):
The O-3 visa is appropriate for the spouse and
children of an individual of extraordinary ability or achievement or an
accompanying alien who wish to visit the principal visa holder in the United
States. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
P-4 (Family member of
P-1,
P-2, or
P-3 visa holder):
The P-3 visa is appropriate for the family members
of athletes or entertainers who wish to visit the principal visa holder in
the United States. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
Q-3 (Family member of
Q-1 visa holder):
The Q-3 visa is appropriate for the spouse or
children of a cultural exchange visitor holding a Q-1 visa. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
R-2 (Family member of
R-1 visa holder):
The R-2 visa is appropriate for the spouse or
children of religious workers holding an R-1 visa. Please
contact
the LL.M. Law Group for more information.
Please refer to the
LL.M. Law Group's immigration
consultation procedures to begin.
The LL.M.
Law Group will work with you to arrive at an arrangement that is
fair to all concerned.
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