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gangidi Oct 15th 2002 9:08 am

J1 status
 
Hey ppl,

I have somequestions and do let me know the answers to this ASAP and would be truly appreciated.

Im in a J1 and I have the status till July 2003.I want to know:

1)If my compny files bankrupcy or closes bcoz of any issue what abt my J1 status?

2)Should I be on a payroll for status?

3)How many days can I stay in US from the day of my company closing wothout payroll?

so can i stay in US without payroll as I have a status until July 2003.

Another quick question...

do i surely need a waiver to aply for a H1?
As far as I know to change my status from J1 to H1 I need not have a waiver...to get a stamping from my home country thats when i need a waiver...is this true?

your response would be highly appreciated.

Thanks
Gnagidi.

Ivonne Oct 15th 2002 5:39 pm

Re: J1 status
 

Originally posted by gangidi:
Hey ppl,

I have somequestions and do let me know the answers to this ASAP and would be truly appreciated.

Im in a J1 and I have the status till July 2003.I want to know:

1)If my compny files bankrupcy or closes bcoz of any issue what abt my J1 status?

As far as I know, your status is connected with your job. If you don't work at the same company anymore, you status expires.


2)Should I be on a payroll for status?

No, there are also interns on J1, who don't get paid. Status has nothing to do with wether you are on payroll or not (I think so).

3)How many days can I stay in US from the day of my company closing wothout payroll?

After your status expires, you have a 30 day grace period.

so can i stay in US without payroll as I have a status until July 2003.

Not, if you don't work for the company which your visa was issued for.

Another quick question...

do i surely need a waiver to aply for a H1?
As far as I know to change my status from J1 to H1 I need not have a waiver...to get a stamping from my home country thats when i need a waiver...is this true?

You only need the waiver, if you are subject to the 2 Years Home residency rule.
Take a look on your visa, it schould be written on there.

your response would be highly appreciated.

Thanks
Gnagidi.


Ingo Pakleppa Oct 16th 2002 11:41 am

Re: J1 status
 
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002 10:39:30 -0700, Ivonne wrote:


    > Originally posted by gangidi:
    >> Hey ppl,
    >> I have somequestions and do let me know the answers to this ASAP and
    >> would be truly appreciated.
    >> Im in a J1 and I have the status till July 2003.I want to know:
    >> 1)If my compny files bankrupcy or closes bcoz of any issue what abt my
    >> J1 status?
    >> As far as I know, your status is connected with your job. If you don't
    >> work at the same company anymore, you status expires.

You should discuss this situation with the J-1 sponsor (the organization
through whom you got the IAP-66).


    >> 2)Should I be on a payroll for status?
    >> No, there are also interns on J1, who don't get paid. Status has
    >> nothing to do with wether you are on payroll or not (I think so).

Same answer

    >> 3)How many days can I stay in US from the day of my company closing
    >> wothout payroll?
    >> After your status expires, you have a 30 day grace period.

As far as I recall, the 30 days only apply if you complete the program as
planned.

    >> so can i stay in US without payroll as I have a status until July 2003.
    >> Not, if you don't work for the company which your visa was issued for.
    >> Another quick question...
    >> do i surely need a waiver to aply for a H1? As far as I know to change
    >> my status from J1 to H1 I need not have a waiver...to get a stamping
    >> from my home country thats when i need a waiver...is this true?
    >> You only need the waiver, if you are subject to the 2 Years Home
    >> residency rule.
    >> Take a look on your visa, it schould be written on there.
    >> your response would be highly appreciated.
    >> Thanks
    > Gnagidi.
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