Pages 1-11, Who May File
Form I-539?
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T
Nonimmigrants
If
you are filing for an extension of status as a T nonimmigrant
based on law enforcement need, submit this application with:
1.
A copy of your Form I-94 or approval notice showing that you have
already been granted T status; and
2.
Evidence
demonstrating law enforcement need, such as a new Form I-914
Supplement B, Declaration of Law Enforcement Officer for Victims
of Trafficking in Persons, other evidence from law enforcement
explaining that your presence is necessary, or any other credible
evidence.
If
you are filing for an extension of status as a T nonimmigrant
based on exceptional circumstances, this application must be
submitted with:
1.
A copy of your Form I-94 or approval notice showing that you have
already been granted T status; and
2.
Evidence
demonstrating exceptional circumstances, such as an affirmative
statement or any other credible evidence.
NOTE:
Extensions of T
nonimmigrant status based on the filing of Form I-485, Application
to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, do not require
the filing of Form I-539. T nonimmigrant status is automatically
extended when Form I-485 is filed.
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T
Nonimmigrants
If
you are filing for an extension of status as a T nonimmigrant
based on law enforcement need, submit this application with:
1.
A copy of your Form I-94 or approval notice showing that you have
already been granted T status;
and
2.
Evidence
demonstrating law enforcement need, such as a new Form I-914
Supplement B,
Trafficking Victim Declaration;
evidence
from
a
law enforcement official, prosecutor, judge, or other authority
who can detect, investigate, or prosecute acts of trafficking,
explaining that
your presence is necessary;
or any other
credible
evidence.
If
you are filing for an extension of status as a T nonimmigrant
based on exceptional circumstances, this application must be
submitted with:
1.
A copy of your Form I-94 or approval notice showing that you have
already been granted T status; and
2.
Evidence
demonstrating exceptional circumstances, such as an affirmative
statement or any other credible evidence,
including but not limited to medical records, police or court
records, news articles, correspondence with an embassy or
consulate, and affidavits from individuals with direct knowledge
or familiarity with the applicant’s circumstances.
NOTE:
Extensions of T
nonimmigrant status based on the filing of Form I-485, Application
to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status, do not require
the filing of Form I-539. T nonimmigrant status is automatically
extended when Form I-485 is filed.
NOTE:
USCIS
may approve an extension of status for a T-1 nonimmigrant, based
on exceptional circumstances, when an approved eligible family
member is awaiting initial issuance of a T visa by a consulate and
the T-1 nonimmigrant’s status is soon to expire.
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