• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

Your Immigration

Immigration to the US

  • Home
  • Immigration Issues
  • US Visitor Visa
  • Student Visa
    • Student Visa – F-2 Visa
    • Student Visa – Visa M-1
    • Student Visa – Visa M-2
    • Student Visa – J-2 Visa
  • US Work Visa
    • US Work Visa L-1. Businessmen
    • Family Visa USA L-2. Family of the Holder of The L-1 Visa
    • US Work Visa H-3. Trainees Aiming to Learn from Work
    • US Family Visa H-4. Family of Visa Holders Н-1, Н-2, Н-3
    • US Work Visa O-1. People with extraordinary abilities
    • US Work Visa O-2. Accompanying O-1 Visa Holders
    • US Family Visa O-3. Family of O-1 and O-2 Visa Holders
    • US Work Visa P-1. Athletes and Creative Teams
    • US Work Visa P-2. Creative Exchange People
    • US Work Visa P-3. Unique Cultural and Entertainment Programs
  • Family USA Visa
    • Family Visa USA P-4. Family of Visa Holders Р-1, Р-2, Р-3
    • US Family Visa K-1. Bride and Groom Visa
    • US Family Visa K-2. Children of a K-1 Visa Holder
    • US Family Visa K-3. Spouses of US Citizens
    • US Family Visa K-4. Children of K-3 Visa Holders
    • US Family Visa V-1. Spouses of Green Card holder
    • US Family Visa V-2. Children of the Green Card Holder
    • US Family K-2 Visa
  • US Citizenship
  • CIS Documents
  • US Embassies
  • Services & Contacts
  • EnglishEnglish
    • EnglishEnglish
    • РусскийРусский
  • Sitemap
  • Show Search
Hide Search
You are here: Home / US Family Visa K-4. Children of K-3 Visa Holders

US Family Visa K-4. Children of K-3 Visa Holders

The K-4 US Family Visa is a nonimmigrant visa for children of K-3 visa holders who are unmarried and under the age of 21, allowing them to travel to the United States with their parent to await a Green Card and US resident status.

US Family Visa K-4. Advantages:

You can:

 

is permanently in the USA with your family;
travel freely within and outside the United States on short trips;
apply for a Work Permit by registering Form I-765 and engage in any employment activity;
study in the USA.
However, you cannot:
change your K-4 status to any other nonimmigrant status;
come to the United States if you have previously violated the Immigration Act.
Your K-4 status will be automatically canceled within 30 days of completing one of these points:
Rebuttal or Cancellation of Form I-130 – Petition for Alien Relative filed on your behalf;
Denial or cancellation of an immigrant visa application submitted by you;
Denial or cancellation of your application for permanent resident status;
Your K-3 parent’s divorce from a US citizen;
Your marriage or 21st birthday Important: Denying or canceling one of the above K-3 applications from your parent will automatically cancel your K-4 status.

Family Visa USA K-4 – Documents for registration

To obtain a K-4 visa, you must provide the following documents:

Two copies of completed Form DS-160 – Application for a Nonimmigrant Visa;
Two color photographs as for a passport on a white background of applicants for a K-3 and K-4 visa;
police clearance certificates for K-3 and K-4 visa applicants;
Birth certificates of K-3 and K-4 visa applicants;
Marriage certificate of the main applicant for a K-3 visa;
Divorce Certificates or Death Certificates, if held by the main K-3 applicant;
Medical examination;
Valid passports of K-3 and K-4 visa applicants

US Family Visa K-4 – Length of stay

A K-4 visa is valid for two years with entry and exit options, or until the applicant turns 21.

Renewal of status.
You can apply for an extension of your K-4 visa at the same time as your K-3 visa using Form I-539 – Requesting a Change or Renewal of Nonimmigrant Status 4 months before your visa expires. The visa is extended for two years.

Copyright © 2023 Your Immigration