I think you're misunderstanding the point of visas here.

Posted by Laura from IP 24.98.199.210 on July 01, 2006 at 15:02:37:

In Reply to: CLINICAL RESEACH JOB posted by nish on June 30, 2006 at 22:20:09:

H-1 is employer dependent, your employer is your sponsor. As soon as you're stop working for them, you lose your H-1 status. Same with J-1 - it is awarded to exchange students, as soon as your exchange program ends your J-1 becomes invalid. When you become accepted into a residency program, the said program becomes your employer and they will sponsor your next visa, H-1, J-1 whatever they want to do. I hope I made it clear for you, ask if you have any questions, I will try to help to the best of my ability

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• Re: I think you're misunderstanding the point of visas here. - nish 16:04:26 07/01/06 (3)
  • Here is what I know, but I am only 90% sure: the 2-year - Laura 21:21:47 07/01/06 (2)
    • One more thing: don't forget that you can get 6 years total - Laura 21:24:49 07/01/06 (1)
      • Re: One more thing: don't forget that you can get 6 years to - nish 22:54:25 07/01/06 (0)

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