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If you extend the duration of your b1/b2 visa and do it correctly, you get an extension.Here’s how to to do it right -You may apply to extend your stay if:You have a valid legitimate reason to request for visa extension, under the visa category.You were lawfully admitted into the United States with a non-immigrant visaYour non-immigrant US visa status remained validYou have not committed any crimes that make you ineligible for a visaYou have not violated the conditions of your admission to USAYour passport is valid and will remain valid for the duration of your stay.You have definite plans to leave US at the end of the proposed visa extension period.Proper evidence for financial support is provided.Documents required for the US visa extension:Completed I-539 Form (PDF) Or File Online (I-539 Online)If you decide to e-file, follow these tips and information on how to submit supporting documents. e-File - Supporting Document instructions.An application stating the reason for the requested extension. See sample cover letter : sample cover letter for visitor visa extensionProof of financial support during this extended stay.Copy of your return tickets as a proof of your temporary stay intentions.Visitor visa (B1-B2) extension fee is $370. If you are applying for spouse and children, they are included in the same fee. There may be a biometric fee of $85 which can vary based on the type of visa you are on.Copy of I-94 of each applicant. (Do not send the original I-94)Read instructions for Visitor Visa (B2) extension check list (M-752).Sample cover letter for US Visa extension [Sample purpose only]If visa extension approved:If your application for an extension is approved you will be issued a replacement I-94 with a new departure date. Make a copy of this approval letter and I-94 and keep into your record, these will be useful for future entry to USA. You should carry these when you make next US trip or appear for a fresh US visa next time. You can remain in USA up to until this new I-94 date. When you leave USA, must submit both(old and new) I-94 to the airline staff on check in counter.

I have developed an app for iOS and Android that can predict admissions results to Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, and Chicago with an accuracy greater than 94 percent.The app asks you about 100 detailed questions about your grades, scores, extracurricular activities, legacy status, recruited athlete status, socio-economic status, underrepresented minority status, and a host of other questions some of which may seem completely irrelevant.The data is then crunched by our propietary algorithm (patent pending).The app then calculates your chances based upon a sample size of literally hundreds of thousands of applicants.And in about 94 percent of the cases or better, the app correctly picks whether you will be admitted or rejected.How does it do this?It answers “Rejected” no matter what data you enter.The point being, these questions about will I get in, and many of the answers quite frankly, are kind of silly. The correct answer to any one of these questions is probably not, but maybe.Just relax, apply, and have safety schools.

Huh? I'm reeeeally curious about what you bought. Kung Pao chicken ?Let's suppose it's something legal. Please promise me it's something legal!Are you US citizens or visitors ? All I wrote here probably only apply to foreign visitors.As a foreigner, all I have to do is filling out the customs declaration formon airplane (and I-94 form, but that's irrelevant), handing it to custom staff, then they just let me pass. I believe as long as the whole value of all goods is under $5'000 (or $10'000 ? I'm not sure about it), there shouldn't be any problem.Here is a sample custom declaration form.http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/sample_declaration_form.xmlUpdate:If you put them in checked luggage, you probably need to ask the airline what and how much you can. Just go check their official website.(I don't know if American custom will check your luggage again.They probably will.)If you put them in your carry-on luggage, you need pass the airport security with them.