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What is an F2 Visa?
An F2 visa allows a spouse and children of an F1 visa holder to enter and live in the United States. With an F-2 visa you can travel into and out of the US freely. The key to the F-2 visa is to make sure that your spouse has completed and submitted their F1 visa. As an immigration law firm we can help you complete this process the same day (877) 333-9427.
Can You Work with a F2 Visa?
An F-2 visa will not allow you to work in the US. The F2 visa is designed to allow the spouse and children of a F1 visa holder into the US so that they can accompany him. The F1 visa is a student visa and does not allow the holder, his spouse, or his children to work while holding the F1 visa.
How Long will the F2 Visa be Valid for?
Your F2 visa will be valid for as long as your F1 holder maintains his F1 visa in good standing and continues to study in the US.
If I Can’t Work – Can I Go to School with My F2 Visa?
A child holding an F2 visa can attend kidergarten, elementary school, middle school, and high school with a F2 visa. If you are the spouse of a F1 student visa then you can only time part-time.
How Do You Apply for a F-2 Visa?
First, you should call a qualified immigration attorney such as Stefan Coleman to verify that you qualify and he can help ensure that all your documents are submitted correctly, giving you the best chance of receiving your F2 visa.
You will need the following to apply for the F-2 Visa
Do You Need an Immigration Lawyer to File for a F2 Visa?
We highly recommend using a US immigration lawyer to help you complete this process. It can be confusing and time-consuming and you only have one opportunity to get it right. Let immigration attorney, Stefan Coleman prepare your documents and ensure that you have the best possible chance of getting your F2 visa approved.