Legal Question in Immigration Law in South Carolina

Yes, a new waiver will be required if you reenrolled into the J-1 program which subjected you to the INA 212e foreign residency requirement again. You apply the same way as you had applied for the J-1 waiver a year ago, provided this was the same program/field code/etc., and you plan to remain in USA and change status, instead of departing the USA and staying in your home country for full 2 years.

If you need assistance with the statement and the waiver, you are welcome to contact my office directly.

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