NIW for J-1 Teachers: Myths vs. Truth
Confused about the NIW and how it affects your J-1 visa? Discover the myths and truths every international teacher needs to know before taking the next step.
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NIW vs. 212(e) Waiver: What Every J-1 Teacher Needs to Know
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.
Her J-1 Was Approved Before—But Denied Now. Here’s Why.
She once held a J-1 visa and even worked in the U.S. on H-1B. But when she applied for another J-1, the consul said no. Here’s what happened—and the lesson for other teachers.
Do You Have a U.S. Citizen Spouse or Child? You Might Qualify for a J-1 Waiver
Are you a J-1 teacher with a U.S. citizen spouse or child? A 212(e) waiver might help you stay in the U.S. legally. Here’s what to know before you apply.
Can Teachers Apply for a National Interest Waiver (NIW)?
Teachers on J-1 or H-1B visas may qualify for a National Interest Waiver — a green card option without employer sponsorship. Here’s what you need to know.
Your Guide to J-1 Waiver Options
Confused about J-1 waivers? This guide breaks down the 5 main types—like No Objection, Hardship, and IGA—so you can see which one fits your situation.