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Old 04-22-2006, 10:22 AM
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I am a IMG and just got a residency position in California in a hospital which does not sponsor H1 visa. I passed Step3 in January. Is it possible to get a H1 visa on another way? Do I need an attorney? I need urgent help!
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Old 04-22-2006, 12:56 PM
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H1B MUST be sponsored by your employer. Ask them if they're prepared to sponsor a J1 visa. If not, there's really only two options: Marry a US citizen or find another residency.
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Thank you PathOne.
I will have to get the J1 visa at the ECFMG which means that I will get the two year home requirement as well...which I don´t really want.
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J1 is not the best, but not that bad.
I'm on a J1 myself.
You can get a waiver easily with the help of a lawyer.
It will be bad though to leave the program after the match, it is a breech of contract.
Also, you can offer the program to pay for H1b paperwork yourself.
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PS: you need to hurry as j1 takes a while to be sponsored. There is a whole bunch of paperwork, it takes quite some time.
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J1 is not the best, but not that bad.
I'm on a J1 myself.
You can get a waiver easily with the help of a lawyer.
It will be bad though to leave the program after the match, it is a breech of contract.
Also, you can offer the program to pay for H1b paperwork yourself.
I read that it is nearly impossible to get a J1 wavier. How easy was it for you?
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I read that it is nearly impossible to get a J1 wavier. How easy was it for you?
Every resident that I talked too during the interview season never new someone from their program who needed to do the 2 years home requirement. It seems easy to get a waiver. My classmate already has work invitations. Shes just PGY1
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