The Chicago immigration attorneys of Zneimer & Zneimer learned that starting March 22, 2019, USCIS will only accept revised form I-539 and I-539A. The new forms will affect all non-immigrant applicants, including derivatives H-1B, L, and E workers. In addition to requiring use of the updated I-539 form for each applicant, each co-applicant included in the application, must sign a separate form I-539A (parents can sign the separate I-539A form on behalf of children under 14), and each applicant must must pay a separate service fee of $85 for biometrics, including children (only certain A, G, and NATO applicants are exempted). After the applicant and co-applicants file the application, each will receive a separate biometric services appointment and must appear to provide biometrics. This new requirement will apply to children, regardless of age. If you have prepared the old I-539 form, remember that USCIS must receive the forms by March 21, 2019.…
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