Discuss Solution for Documented Dreamers (H-4) In High School

Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), the temporary legal status of H-4 dependent children ends when they reach age 21. Then, they can change to another nonimmigrant status—such as a temporary worker—providing them additional time in lawful status.

This Q&A session is for parents of high school school or college students who expect to receive their degree before they turn 21. The focus will be on creating a nonprofit research organization as the H-1B petitioner before the H-4 dependent turns 21 with a college degree.

‘‘Documented Dreamer’’ is a term used to identify children of long-term visa holders who have grown up in the United States with derivative nonimmigrant visa status, and who have aged out or are likely to age out of this status by virtue of turning 21 unless they change to H-1B cap subject or cap exempt

Documented Dreamers follow in the footsteps of their parents and are leaders in STEM fields, only to age out of status at age 21.

Example:

IRS Tips For Travel for 501(c)(3) organization:

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-tipss/oc-tips-for-charity-travel.pdf

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