Re: J1 restriction

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I'm afraid I cannot give you an answer to that question, but there are two
newsgroups, misc.immigration.usa and alt.visa.us that get questions
answered by immigration attorneys. There is also
<A HREF="http://www.immigration.com/">http://www.immigration.com/> which is a very informative site for visa
related questions. You might find something there.

--Stephan

>Hi all,
>
>I just learned from our Laboratory Program Representative that since
>January 1997 you can n o t leave the US for more than 30 consecutive days
>on a J1 visa.
>If you do you'll have to stay out of the US for one year.
>
>Can anyone confirm this? Do you have more information on this?
>
>
>cheers,
>Hansjuerg

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