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I am subject to the 2-year rule but I am waiting for the advisory opinion cause there's really no reason why I should be subject to it.

I have a J1 visa and I just got married to a USC and we will have a wedding ceremony in April 2012. We might not apply for a GC and move to my home country (the Netherlands) after the wedding. My J1 will expire in December 2011 so I would have to leave the US in January but I would like to stay...

Kitten3, I consulted an attorney and she pretty much confirmed what you told me. As long as I have a valid visa/documentation I should be fine. I just shouldn't draw attention to the fact that I'm married but there's basically no way they will find out while going through immigration. In the...

Thank you for you reply. I did not file for I-130 or any other gc documents and I have a valid unexpired J1. We got married because we want to spend our life together but we don't know yet if that's gonna be in the US, my home country (the Netherlands) or somewhere else. I honestly did not...

Hi, I have a J1 visa and got recently married to a USC. I just found out that it's unadvisable to travel outside the US because marrying a USC can be interpreted as an intention to immigrate and re-entry into the US can be denied. First of all, how do they even find out that I'm married...

waiver question Hi, Not sure if people are still reading this. I'm in a similar situation. I'm on a J1 and have the 2 year foreign residency requirement. I will marry a US citizen and want to apply for a green card. How hard is it to get the waiver? The embassy has to write a "statement...