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hi everyone,
I have a dying question for you guys....I'm currenlty a medical student in the US but unfortunately my visa status is still foreign because my parents left the US when I was very young before we were able to obtain a green card, so even though I have been in this country for the last 14 years and received all of my higher-level education here, I've studied on a foreign student visa....At this point I hear most programs only offer a J1, which would force me to leave the US for several years and work in my home country, which I find ridiculous because I've been here for so long that the US really is my home and I don't think this rule should be applying to me at all. What should I do? has anyone else been in a similar position, but had no problem getting an H1b visa anyway? I would love any sort of advice on this matter from any one of you guys!
thank you, cassie
I have a dying question for you guys....I'm currenlty a medical student in the US but unfortunately my visa status is still foreign because my parents left the US when I was very young before we were able to obtain a green card, so even though I have been in this country for the last 14 years and received all of my higher-level education here, I've studied on a foreign student visa....At this point I hear most programs only offer a J1, which would force me to leave the US for several years and work in my home country, which I find ridiculous because I've been here for so long that the US really is my home and I don't think this rule should be applying to me at all. What should I do? has anyone else been in a similar position, but had no problem getting an H1b visa anyway? I would love any sort of advice on this matter from any one of you guys!
thank you, cassie