Q: Do I need the Advisory Opinion for my J-1 visa?
I held the J-1 visa for my internship a few years ago. Both the DS-2019 form and the J-1 visa note that 'Not subject to the two-year residency requirement', and 'Bearer is NOT subject to the section 212(e)'. Moreover, the subject/field code is 15.0000, which is not on the Skill List of PRC.
I am applying the PR and wondering do I still need the Advisory Opinion or even the J-1 waiver?
Thanks.
A: Nope. If it is that clear, you should be fine. If you are still worried, consider a consultation with an immigration attorney in your state.
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