Re: Snova J-1 waiver

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Posted by No good news on April 09, 2004 at 19:55:06:

In Reply to: Snova J-1 waiver posted by Vitaliy on April 08, 2004 at 15:12:40:

Vitaliy,

You can apply all you want. The question is --will it be granted? According to all I know about it from my former lawyers and other experienced people (I have read court cases); it is very rarely granted. Ask if anybody ever on this BB has received this waiver and became an LPR or if anybody knows anybody who done it? I heard that it is even worse with doctors. For whatever reason. The problem is that this J-1 thing is a curse. You have to treat it by going back for two years. That's the best way. All people I personally know who didn't want to do that are all illegals here now--for many years, wash dirty dishes in Arizona. Is it really worth it?

But I wish you all luck in the world.

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• Re: Snova J-1 waiver Vitaliy 13:08:37 04/12/04 (2)
  • Re: Snova J-1 waiver Evg 05:54:40 05/05/04 (1)
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