Immigration
Student & Work Visas
Visas for international students, graduates and foreign professionals.
Overview
What this involves
Studying or working in the United States depends on holding the right status and keeping to its conditions. Changes in a program, employer or plans can affect that status.
KMC Justice advises students, workers and the employers who sponsor them.
How We Assist
How KMC Justice Can Assist
We explain which visa category fits a person's plans, assist with petitions and applications, and advise on issues such as work authorization after study, changes of employer and extensions. Employers receive help with the steps involved in sponsoring a worker.
Scope
Matters We Handle
- Student visas and changes of school or program
- Practical training and work authorization after study
- Short-term work visas for professionals
- Transfers between employers and extensions
- Dependent visas for spouses and children
- Employer sponsorship questions
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Can a student change to a work visa?
Often, if the requirements are met and the timing works. We look at your situation and plan the steps.
My employer is sponsoring me. Do I need my own lawyer?
The company's lawyer acts for the company. You may want separate advice about your own interests.
What happens if I lose my job on a work visa?
Specific rules and time limits apply. Contact us promptly to discuss your options.
This page provides general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different. Contact us to discuss yours.
Request a Consultation
Discuss your student and work visas matter with us.
Tell us briefly about your situation. We will review your inquiry and respond as appropriate.