| 5. | How long can K1 children stay on K-2 visa? | | | |
| | K1 children may stay in the U.S. on K-2 visa for a maximum period of 90 days from the date of entry. If your parent K-1 visa holder and U.S. citizen do not marry within 90 days, you must depart the U.S. within 30 days. |
| 6. | Can I extend my stay on K-2 status? | | | |
| | No, you may not apply for extension of stay on K-2 visa. If the marriage of your K-1 parent and the U.S. citizen does not take place within 90 days of admission you are required to leave the U.S. | | 7. | Can
I study on K-2 visa? | | | | | | Yes, you may study in the U.S. on K-2 visa. |
| 8. | Can I work on K-2 visa? |
| | | | | Yes, the USCIS may grant you permission to take up employment in the U.S. on K-2 visa.
To obtain Employment Authorization you will need to file Form I-765 , application for employment authorization, with the USCIS Service Center which covers your place of residence in the U.S after your arrival there. |
| 9. | What are the documents required for K-2 visa? |
| | | | | The documents required for K-2 visa are: |
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Valid passport |  | | • |
Form DS-156 , Nonimmigrant Visa Application, in duplicate with two recent color photographs with a white background | | | •
| Copy of your official birth certificate issued by the Registrar of Births | | | •
| Completed Form I-134, Affidavit of Support, and supporting documents from your sponsor | | | | •
| Complete medical examination report from one of the Embassy's panel physicians | | | | •
| Bank draft for visa fee |
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