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J1 Eligibility Question

abelard · 2009-05-15 14:41:25

I'm thinking of making a very last minute call and doing a j1, but have a little bit of a problem. If I'm reading documentation right, you need to be registered as a full-time student in the semester before you apply. I'm a student doing a full-time degree, but have taken a leave of absence to work for the last college…

15-05-2009 3:41pm

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abelard

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I'm thinking of making a very last minute call and doing a j1, but have a little bit of a problem.

If I'm reading documentation right, you need to be registered as a full-time student in the semester before you apply.

I'm a student doing a full-time degree, but have taken a leave of absence to work for the last college year. I will be returning to college in September to finish the degree. Does that mean I'm not eligible at all?

If so, are there any loopholes in the rule?

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#2 17-05-2009 10:47am

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if your college will stamp the form you you will have no problem

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