Employment-Based Options For J-1 Visa Holders Who Want To Stay In US

In this video, I discuss options for J-1 visa holders to stay in the U.S. lawfully after their program ends. J-1 students or exchange visitors play a critical role in meeting the needs of employers. The two-year residency rule might be a problem for some of them. Obtaining a waiver of the two-year rule allows them to change status or apply for a Green Card. Watch to learn more!

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