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Posted 3 days ago
Oksana Petrenko
Answered 3 days ago
It depends on whether your J-1 is subject to the two-year home residency requirement. If it is, you may need to return home or get a waiver before changing status.
Iskander Alimuhamed
Answered 3 days ago
If your sponsor agrees, your program may be extended within J-1 limits. That’s often the simplest option if time remains.
Paola Rinaldi
Answered 3 days ago
Some employers sponsor H-1B visas, but timing matters. Many people miss deadlines because they wait too long. I was in this situation and applied for a waiver. It took months, so planning early is critical.
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