Grace Period Clock
Laid off on a work visa? See how many days you have left. Free. Your dates never leave this page.
This tool is for the worker. Dependents’ periods generally follow the worker’s.
How this is calculated
Under the general rule, many employment-based nonimmigrants get up to 60 consecutive days after employment ends, or until their authorized stay ends if that comes first. We count 60 days from your last day of work and use the earlier date.
What counts as your last day, how days are counted, and any recent rule changes can change the answer. Confirm with USCIS and see 8 CFR 214.1(l).
Want a heads-up before it runs out?
This calculator is free. We’re considering email alerts at 30, 14 and 7 days, plus a note if the rules change, for about $7 a month. Not built yet. Would you pay for that?
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Not legal advice. Dates are estimates, and this tool has not been reviewed by an immigration attorney. Rules last checked November 14, 2026. Always confirm with USCIS or an attorney before acting.