Can J-2 Dependents Work in the U.S.? Flexible Job Ideas for Those with Approved EAD
J-2 dependents with approved EAD may be able to work in the U.S. Learn flexible job ideas—from school-based roles to remote work and side income options.
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Should You Change Your 20 year old’s Visa from J-2 to F-1?
Switching from J-2 to F-1 isn’t just a visa change—it’s a strategic move that sets your child up for college, work, and beyond. Learn the full picture here.
How to Change from J-2 to F-1 Student Visa: What J-2 Dependents Need to Know
If you’re a J-2 visa holder planning to study full-time in the U.S., switching to an F-1 student visa is often the best step. Here’s what you need to know before filing.
J2 Dependents Options: How to Stay Legal in the U.S. After Age 20
J-2 dependents age out at 21—but that doesn’t mean you have to leave the U.S. This guide explains all your legal options, including student visas, marriage to a U.S. citizen, and more.
What College-Bound J-2 Visa Holders Need to Know When the J-1 Expires
If you’re a J-2 dependent in the U.S. preparing for college—or already enrolled—this guide explains what happens when the J-1 expires, and how you can stay legally through extension or F-1 visa conversion. Includes steps, requirements, and expert help.