What is the I-797A form?
I-797A is issued by the USCIS to the applicant with an I-94 approving the extension of stay in the U.S. This typically means that the change of status(F1 to H1, L1 to H1) has been approved and the candidate can legally continue working in the United States.
What is the difference between I-94 and I-797A?
Form I-797A, Notice of Action: USCIS issues Form I-797A as a replacement for Form I-94. This form is issued to applicants whose applications for a change of status have been approved. This form is issued to show that they can continue to remain in the U.S. legally. The bottom of this form will serve as Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Record.
What is the difference between i-797b and H-1B?
I-797B: An I-797B is issued either to an applicant who doesn’t reside in the United States and has been applying from his home country or also to a person residing in the United States. In the second circumstance, the USCIS approves the H-1B petition to the applicant residing in the U.S, but doesn’t approve the change of status.
What does i797a mean on my passport?
I797A means that, at the bottom of the i797 permission, you have your i94 attached. The I94 would have an expiry date attached. This date will typically be the same as the expiration date for your I 797A
I-94 form is issued by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency. For applicants who get an extension (I-539) or a non-immigration work petition, they will receive a Form I-797A to replace I-94. Notice of Action is issued to notify an alien worker petition is approved. Applicants with I-797B do not receive Form I-94.
What is a benefit card for i-797d?
I-797D is accompanied by benefit cards. Examples of benefit cards include a permanent resident card (green card) and an employment authorization document. Notice of Action is issued to request evidence.