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Question by alenabowers
Submitted on 12/29/2003
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In 1998 I came to the US as a J-1 student (I was a subject to a two-year home stay), After I was done with my program I left home and reentered the US in four months later as an F-1 student. In Spring 2000 I graduated and in August of the same year I was again granted another F-1 visa as a graduate student of another US university from which I graduated recently and currently I am on my Optional Practical Training, which expires September 2004. I am also engaged to a U.S. Citizen, we plan to get married Spring 2004. Will I still have to go home for the two years that were left from my J1 or has that requirement expired?


Answer by navinkum
Submitted on 3/23/2004
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hi dude
i am navinkumar. i am J1 visa holder. 212(e) does apply to me to.
i wanna help from you friends.
mine is a J1-trainee, can i go back to my country and apply for F1-student or can i do that here itself.


 

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Submitted on 11/29/2004
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Answer by kristin 
Submitted on 7/17/2006
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hi i really want a pen-pal so i could  write to them or you. This is my email address: kristin.gray@hotmail.com

 

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