From J-1 to Green Card: Kareen’s Story
Kareen went from J-1 teacher to U.S. green card holder by preparing early, completing her 212(e) home residency requirement, and following the consular process step by step.
Visa Help, Teaching Tips, and Money Advice for International Educators
Kareen went from J-1 teacher to U.S. green card holder by preparing early, completing her 212(e) home residency requirement, and following the consular process step by step.
Many teachers are NIW-ready without realizing it. Here are the 7 clearest signs that your impact, leadership, and service may already align with NIW criteria.
Many Filipino teachers lose U.S. job offers not because they lack skill, but because they unknowingly make interview mistakes that weaken their answers. Learn how to fix these mistakes and present yourself the U.S. way.
The 212(e) waiver and the NIW are not the same. One removes the J-1 home residency rule, while the other opens a green card pathway. Here’s what every teacher should know—and why timing is critical.