J-1

[ncasa]

ou est ce qu'on peut trouver la "visitor-exchange skills list part I" ?
merci d'avance

[WinterKiss]

i don't know if this gona help you.i do some reserach and i found this..its pdf file :http://exchanges.state.gov/education...kills_list.pdf
c'est ca ne fonctione pas go to here:
http://www.fs.fed.us/global/visitor_...equirement.htm

[ncasa]

thanks very much WinterKiss.
It seams much more difficult to immigrate to usa than in france ...

Envoyé par WinterKiss i don't know if this gona help you.i do some reserach and i found this..its pdf file :http://exchanges.state.gov/education...kills_list.pdf c'est ca ne fonctione pas go to here: http://www.fs.fed.us/global/visitor_...equirement.htm

[WinterKiss]

Envoyé par ncasa thanks very much WinterKiss. It seams much more difficult to immigrate to usa than in france ...

yes its is but don't give up keep trying .its hard but not impossible and for any info don't hesitate to ask me.good luck

[ncasa]

do you know i f the moroccan conulate in usa accepts to give a waiver of the 2-year foreign residency requirements for moroccan exchange-visitor ? I sent several emails to the consulate and they don't answer me ... not surprising

thanks

[WinterKiss]

Envoyé par ncasa do you know i f the moroccan conulate in usa accepts to give a waiver of the 2-year foreign residency requirements for moroccan exchange-visitor ? I sent several emails to the consulate and they don't answer me ... not surprising thanks

Some J-1 exchange visitors are subject to the U.S. Department of State Two-Year Foreign Residence Requirement INA 212(e) that requires them to return to their home country for two years at the end of their J-1 program. If you belong to one of the following categories, you are most likely subject to this requirement at the end of your J-1 program:
*Medical doctor sponsored by Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG)
*You come from a country on the U.S. Department of State
*You received funding from your home government or from the U.S. government through agencies, such as Fulbright

The Two-Year Foreign Residency Requirement will not prevent you from reentering the U.S. with an F-1 student, B-1/B-2 (tourist) or J-1 student visa (or some other categories) in the future, but it will prevent you from getting H-1B non-immigrant employment or Permanent Residency status unless the 2 year requirement is either fulfilled or waived.

Applying for a Waiver:

There are four categories in which a waiver of the Two-Year Foreign Residency Requirement may be granted. This information is taken from the U.S. Department of State.

*No objection waiver
*Interested U.S. government agency (IGA) waiver
*Fear of persecution waiver
*Exceptional hardship waiver


well go to this website..seek for what you'r looking for.if you don't find out what you need contat me back i will ask a friend immigration lawyer there in the usa and let you know

go here:http://www.internationalcenter.umich...uirements.html

[ncasa]

well, i know that we can apply for a waiver with J-1.
as you said there is 4 reasons to get it :
*No objection waiver
*Interested U.S. government agency (IGA) waiver
*Fear of persecution waiver
*Exceptional hardship waiver
I am concernet by the first category : No objection waiver,
and this is given by the consulate of your home country.
Now i don't know if the morrocan consulate accepts in general to give the No objection waiver for morrocan in usa with a j-1 visa and working in computer science.
anyone succeded to get it in the past ?

[WinterKiss]

[quote=ncasa;2889098]well, i know that we can apply for a waiver with J-1.
as you said there is 4 reasons to get it :
*No objection waiver
*Interested U.S. government agency (IGA) waiver
*Fear of persecution waiver
*Exceptional hardship waiver
I am concernet by the first category : No objection waiver,
and this is given by the consulate of your home country.
Now i don't know if the morrocan consulate accepts in general to give the No objection waiver for morrocan in usa with a j-1 visa and working in computer science.
anyone succeded to get it in the past ?[/QUO

go to this website:::http://www.hooyou.com/j-1/j1_noobjection.html
see if you will find what you're looking for.if not i will anyway as a friend of mine in the usa he is immigration lawyer.good luck

[ncasa]

Yes I read the pages content. They said :
Contact the consular section of your embassy in Washington, D.C., to request that a "no objection" statement be forwarded to the Department of State on your behalf.

What i want know is if there is someone who already did this "no objection" request to the moroccan consulate ? and what was there answer : was it accepted or refused.

[mcher]

Envoyé par ncasa Yes I read the pages content. They said : Contact the consular section of your embassy in Washington, D.C., to request that a "no objection" statement be forwarded to the Department of State on your behalf. What i want know is if there is someone who already did this "no objection" request to the moroccan consulate ? and what was there answer : was it accepted or refused.

Hi ncasa!
I am also a moroccan subject to the two-year foreign residence requirement and I was wondering if you got any news concerning the no objection letter you were asking about. Did you get an answer for your question? if yes could you please share it! thx