B1 and B2 Visa Extensions

If you are stranded anywhere in the US due to restrictions caused by COVID-19 and need to extend your non-immigrant temporary visa then Motion Law can help you. Don't Delay, Call Today.

Extending Your Temporary Visa in the US

Motion Law Immigration is here to help you avoid falling out of status. Whilst there is much advice online in terms of self-filing for this process via the I-539 Form, the simple fact is; if it is not completed correctly and your application is denied, then you are may well find yourself in removal proceedings and prohibited from re-entry to the US for a considerable period of time. We can manage the entire process for you if you so wish.

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It doesn't matter where you find yourself stranded in the US, we can help you.

Please contact us now for your FREE phone Consultation so that we can begin your B1 or B2 Visa extension process for you today.

Call us now at: (202) 918-1799

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Visa Extentions We can process for you:

B1 Visa

The B1 Visa allows business or investment in the country. This permission applies to the following scenarios:

Foreigners who want to invest in US businesses.
Temporary business trips.
Investors conferences or congregations.
Negotiation of contracts between countries.

B2 visa

The B2 Visa allows foreigners to make tourist trips to the US. This permission applies to the following scenarios:

Tourist activities.
Purchases in the US.
To visit family or friends residing in the country.
Medical treatment.

See more non-immigrant visa categories we can assist you with in our FAQ's section below.

Need the help of an expert immigration attorney to extend your visa?

Don't hesitate to contact Motion Law. We have helped many people in the same situation as you. Contact us today for your FREE Phone Consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am not located in DC, Maryland or Virginia, can you help me?

How can I avoid "Unlawful Presence" if my visa expires soon?

What other non-immigrant visas can be changed using the I-539?

A, Ambassador, Public Minister, or Career Diplomatic or Consular Officer and Their Immediate Family Members
A-3, Attendant or Servant of an A Nonimmigrant and the A-3’s Immediate Family Members
B-1, Visitor for Business, or B-2, Visitor for Pleasure
Dependents (CW-2) of a CW-1 Transitional Worker
Dependents of a Principal E Nonimmigrant
F-1, Academic Student
G, Designated Principal Resident Representative of a Foreign Government and His or Her Immediate Family Members
G-5, Attendant or Servant of a G Nonimmigrant and the G-5’s Immediate Family Members
Dependents (H-4) of an H, Temporary Worker
I, Representatives of Foreign Media and Dependents
J-1, Exchange Visitor
Dependents (L-2) of an L, Intracompany Transferee
M-1, Vocational or Non-Academic Student
Dependents (O-3) of an O, Alien of Extraordinary Ability or Achievement
Dependents (P-4) of a P, Artist, Athlete, or Entertainer
Dependents (R-2) of an R, Religious Worker
Dependents (TD) of a TN, Canadian or Mexican Professional
T Nonimmigrants
T Derivative Nonimmigrants
U Nonimmigrants
U Derivative Nonimmigrants
V, Spouse or Child of a Lawful Permanent Resident

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