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I am wondering if there are any applicants plagued by the annoying home redidency requirement of J1 US visa? I heard that once u become Canada PR, you can get away with 2 yr rquirement and eventually could return to the United States as an immigrant visa holder. Please share, I am just trying to figure out the possible options. Thanks.
[14-07-2005,12:17]
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Lazy Tea Mate |
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(in reply to: J1 home rsidency requirement)
You might get asked by a US officer at the embassy how you are going to comply with the 2 yr home requirement. You should be ok obtaining a visitor´s visa but in order for you to go back to the USA for work you might need to wait until you get your citizenship.
[14-07-2005,14:04]
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Max |
J1 home residency requirement (in reply to: J1 home rsidency requirement)
I think it should be possible to get back to US to work after a short stay in Canada although I don´t know how this is done. One of my colleagues was also on J1. After obtaining the Canada Greencard, he spent a brief period in Canada. After several unsuccessful attempts at getting a job, he left and got employed in Las Vegas. I don´t know how he did it. Hopefully, someone will be able to show the way.
[15-07-2005,05:37]
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Dennis |
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