L-2 Visa - Change From H-4 To L-2 Status To Get Work Authorization

Change From H-4 To L-2 Status To Get Work Authorization

If the applicants spouse qualifies for L-1 status, they can apply for a change of status from H-4 to L-2 status and the spouse from H-IB to L-1 status. To obtain work authorization, submit Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, together with Form I-539, Application for Change or Extension of Status.

United States visas
  • A-1
  • A-2
  • A-3
  • B-1
  • B-2
  • C-1
  • C-2
  • C-3
  • E-1
  • E-2
  • E-3
  • EB-1
  • EB-2
  • EB-3
  • EB-4
  • EB-5
  • F-1
  • F-2
  • F-3
  • G-1
  • G-2
  • G-3
  • G-4
  • G-5
  • GB
  • GT
  • H-1B
  • H-1B1
  • H-1C
  • H-2A
  • H-2B
  • H-3
  • H-4
  • I-1
  • J-1
  • J-2
  • K-1
  • K-2
  • K-3
  • K-4
  • L-1
  • L-2
  • M-1
  • M-2
  • N-1
  • N-2
  • N-3
  • N-4
  • N-5
  • N-6
  • N-7
  • O-1
  • O-2
  • O-3
  • P-1
  • P-2
  • P-3
  • P-4
  • Q-1
  • R-1
  • R-2
  • S-1
  • T-1
  • T-2
  • T-3
  • T-4
  • TD
  • TN
  • V-1
  • V-2
  • V-3
  • WB
  • WT

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