J1 visa transition

J-1 teacher advisory opinion showing not subject to 212(e) with options for H-1B, green card, and NIW pathways

Got an Advisory Opinion Saying You’re Not Subject to 212(e)? Here’s What J-1 Teachers Should Do Next

Received an advisory opinion confirming you’re not subject to 212(e)? Here’s what that means for J-1 teachers—and the immigration pathways you may now explore before your visa ends.

Why J-1 Teachers Should Stay on Top of Their Financial Obligations

As a J-1 teacher in the U.S., your financial obligations go beyond paying bills. Unpaid debts can affect your credit score, professional reputation, and even your visa pathway. Learn why it’s crucial to honor every commitment.