| 14. | Can my dependents study on I visa status? |
| | | | | Yes, your dependents do not have to apply for separate student visa. They can study on the same dependent I visa. |
| | | | | Note: Spouses and/or children who do not intend to reside in the U.S. with the principal visa holder, but visit for vacations only, may be eligible to apply
for visitor (B-2) visas or if qualified, travel visa free under the Visa Waiver Program. |
| 15. | Can I extend my stay on I visa? | | | |
| | Extensions of stay, in one year increments, may be granted as long as you continue in the same position or activity for which you were originally granted I status. |
| 16. | Can I apply for change of status while on I visa? | | |
| | | Yes, you may apply for change of status if you are changing the job. You must have your employer file Form I-129, Petition for Nonimmigrant Worker, at the USCIS Regional Service Center with jurisdiction over your case,
if you are trying to change to any other work visa. |
| 17. | Are there any travel restrictions on I visa? | | | |
| | No, there are no travel restrictions on I visa. You may plan with your employer and travel as many times as possible while you are on I status. |
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