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Residency requirement for J visas-please help

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I spent two years in US from 2005 to 2007 under J-1 visa status and my wife with a J-2. Now, my wife is going to start her MBA, beginning from fall 2008. Therefore, this time she is going to have a J-1 and myself a J-2 as a dependent. Our concern is whether the two-year Foreign Residence Requirement for J visas would create any problem in our visa applications. I would be grateful if you provide any advice on this matter.

 
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