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This blog post sheds light on the meaning of “D/S” on the I-94 form, a crucial document for nonimmigrants in the U.S. “D/S,” or “Duration of Status,” indicates the period of authorized stay tied to your current immigration status. Understanding its implications is vital to maintaining your visa conditions and legal presence in the U.S.
As a US lawful permanent residence (LPR) there are situations where you may need to obtain proof from US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), that you remain in lawful immigration status. This can be done by obtaining an ADIT stamp from USCIS. We discuss the meaning of an “ADIT” stamp and when it is necessary here.
Depending on the circumstances, an H1B Visa holder that loses their employment or fails to renew before it expires might be eligible for a grace period allowing them to remain in the US while they take action to preserve their legal status. But there are a lot of rules to consider, and breaking the rules could mean “unlawful presence.” We discuss being laid off or fired while on an H1B visa and what to do here.