The 90-day rule vs. the 30/60-day rulePrior to September 2017, USCIS used a “30/60-day rule” to evaluate an applicant’s non-immigrant intent. Adjustment of status applications filed within 30 days of entering the United States were presumed to involve misrepresentation of intent, and ...
The 90-day rule means that you cannot change your intention of staying in the USA within 90 days of entering. Example: B2 to H1B: You use a B2 visa to enter the US and then file an H1B-COS application after 30 days to start working. This is a change of your intention of staying ...
but artists could not get their visas in time to travel. As such, please take this into consideration when planning your timelines and budgets. If you are planning anything for fall 2022 which depends upon a non-US artist, you would be wise to (1...