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Hello,

We are planning to move to the US for my postdoctoral position. I have already submitted J1 VIsa application, while my wife and children have applied for J2 as my dependents. Currently we are waiting for an interview at the US consulate. After submitting the applications, my wife has also got postdoctoral position and she was asked to issue her own J1, which will be ready for application after the J2 visa interview.

My question is, what should she do? Should she attend the interview as usual and then apply for J1 after she receives J2? I was thinking to go as usual and mention this to the consul.

Thanks

 
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