Received all three NORI from India - What next?

[ukharit]

Hi everybody,

I have received all three NORI from India and also know that I need to send them over to embassy which eventually will be forwarded to the DOS. I'm little confuse that - Do I need to send them any thing else? Any document, etc??

Just to clarify, I have J1 visa until June 2008 (with no likely extension) and I am applying under no objection category.

Thanks in advance.

[garysju]

hi there,
I'll really appreciate if you could let me know the all the three concerned depts. and the authorities to contact to get the J1 waiver NOC's. I am going from pillar to post but all in vain... regards

[ukharit]

Hi friend,

Sorry, I'm checking this site after long time. These are the addresses I used:

1) Department of Education, Ministry of Human Resources Address:

The Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Department of Education,
External Scholarship - 5,
Dept of Scholarship & Higher Education.
MHRD, A-1 / W 3 Curzon Road Barracks,
Kasturba Gandhi Marg.
New Delhi 110001.
India


2) The passport office from which the application obtained a passport to come abroad:

Superintendent
Regional Passport Office
BDA Building, Nainital Road,
Izat Nagar, Bareilly 243 001
Uttar Pradesh
Telephone : 0581-547114,549048
Fax : 0581-543250
E-mail: rpo.bareilly@mea.gov.in

3) State home address:

Secretary,
Department of Home
Project Bhawan
Dhurwa, Ranchi 834004

[aKalingan]

Check this to know further steps involved in the waiver process.
Click here
http://www.immigrationportal.com/sho...d.php?t=142690

This will give you a clear picture of the entire procedure.
Kalingan

[ukharit]

Thanks Kalingan. I checked my status on DOS website (updated last friday). It shows "favourable Recommendation". I guess now its just the waiting game to receive final document by post from USCIS.

Do you have any idea for first time H1 stamping in Canada and/or Mexico??

Umesh

[brian123]

Congratulations for getting the waiver.

I am just in the process of starting the waiver process.
I am working as a research post-doc but am a medical professional from india. where do i need to send the waiver papers for NORI? There are two places I read, one for medical-professionals and one for non-medical professionals. But the former one is for people who want to practice here as physicians. I am very confused. can anyone tell me?

Also, to send the documents to India or to indian embassy here in US, do we need to have a case number?

thanks

[rehabdoctor]

Congratulations for getting the waiver.

I am just in the process of starting the waiver process.
I am working as a research post-doc but am a medical professional from india. where do i need to send the waiver papers for NORI? There are two places I read, one for medical-professionals and one for non-medical professionals. But the former one is for people who want to practice here as physicians. I am very confused. can anyone tell me?

Also, to send the documents to India or to indian embassy here in US, do we need to have a case number?

thanks

If you have done clinical training in the US on a J1, you do not have the option of getting a No objection certificate, you WILL have to go back to country of origin or do serve in an under served area/VA hospital for 3 years. The NOC route is for non clinical training in the US on a J1, regardless of what your prior training in India was. Hope this helps

[brian123]

thank you for writing.....

I m not pursuing clinical training in the US on my current visa...i m doing basic science research....any further comments? I m sure it has to be No-objection waiver...