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Hi,
I have a question regarding the following passage:
The duration for which the person can stay depends upon the expiration date of I-94, and NOT on the expiration date of visa stamp. The date on visa stamp is irrelevant. As long as you apply for extension before expiration date of I-94, you would be in legal status(up to 120 days) and you will not have stayed in US unlawfully.
Does the 120 days start at the day when I send in my application, or is the 120 days meaning the days after my I-94 expiration date?
Kindest Regards
I have a question regarding the following passage:
The duration for which the person can stay depends upon the expiration date of I-94, and NOT on the expiration date of visa stamp. The date on visa stamp is irrelevant. As long as you apply for extension before expiration date of I-94, you would be in legal status(up to 120 days) and you will not have stayed in US unlawfully.
Does the 120 days start at the day when I send in my application, or is the 120 days meaning the days after my I-94 expiration date?
Kindest Regards
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