J1 Hardship Waiver 2021-2022 Timeline

[Hanijani 8]

18 minutes ago, Hardship_waiver said:

Congratulations.

[Shifite 0]

31 minutes ago, Hardship_waiver said:

What is sponsor view?

[Sabina Bart 28]

1 hour ago, Shifite said:

What is sponsor view?

Gov sponsor (Gov funds!) but how? The form was received from the USCIS during the summer of this year! That was fast!!! Did the person expedite? 

[Hardship_waiver 54]

55 minutes ago, Sabina Bart said:

Gov sponsor (Gov funds!) but how? The form was received from the USCIS during the summer of this year! That was fast!!! Did the person expedite? 

That person forms (I-612/I-613) were uploaded by DOS after two years. Maybe they lost it somewhere. 

 

[hideaki 10]

8 minutes ago, Hardship_waiver said:

That person forms (I-612/I-613) were uploaded by DOS after two years. Maybe they lost it somewhere. 

 

That is insane. But not surprising for this kind of thing to happen at DOS 

[Wyboxcx 49]

Congratulations! Did they expedite? 

[Sabina Bart 28]

37 minutes ago, Hardship_waiver said:

That person forms (I-612/I-613) were uploaded by DOS after two years. Maybe they lost it somewhere. 

 

Wow, did they tell you their docs were lost by DOS? The whole thing is odd. 
But I am glad that DOS is trying to catch up. 

[Junaid1 0]

Good luck to everyone I know the pain that we are going through it took me 4 years to get this 

[DrFood 9]

3 hours ago, Hardship_waiver said:

That person forms (I-612/I-613) were uploaded by DOS after two years. Maybe they lost it somewhere. 

 

yep you are right, looks like it

 

[Kalaz 0]

Good evening everyone. When is the optimal time for a third-year resident on a J-1 visa, currently in a five-year program, to apply for a J-1 waiver based on hardship? Should I consider applying during the fourth year after J1 for 5th year is approved or earlier? Also planning to do 1 year fellowship. As far as I know you can apply for J1 if there is no decision/recommendation yet.

[j1_nocwaiver 8]

17 hours ago, Kalaz said:

Good evening everyone. When is the optimal time for a third-year resident on a J-1 visa, currently in a five-year program, to apply for a J-1 waiver based on hardship? Should I consider applying during the fourth year after J1 for 5th year is approved or earlier? Also planning to do 1 year fellowship. As far as I know you can apply for J1 if there is no decision/recommendation yet.

START THE PROCESS NOW. 

[blooper1899 16]

17 hours ago, Kalaz said:

Good evening everyone. When is the optimal time for a third-year resident on a J-1 visa, currently in a five-year program, to apply for a J-1 waiver based on hardship? Should I consider applying during the fourth year after J1 for 5th year is approved or earlier? Also planning to do 1 year fellowship. As far as I know you can apply for J1 if there is no decision/recommendation yet.

If you are doing hardship, do it as soon as possible. You can see from this thread, the wait period at DOS alone is more than 14 months. Then USCIS also is increasing their wait times to around 1 year. If you're doing Conrad 30, that's a different story and I don't know anything about it or the process. 

[Kalaz 0]

19 minutes ago, blooper1899 said:

If you are doing hardship, do it as soon as possible. You can see from this thread, the wait period at DOS alone is more than 14 months. Then USCIS also is increasing their wait times to around 1 year. If you're doing Conrad 30, that's a different story and I don't know anything about it or the process. 

I will do hardship. My main concern is what happens if I get an answer in the middle of the residency year 4 or 5 and do not have time for EAD for the next year. How does this work? What if I get a not favorable recommendation, will I be able to get J1 and finish residency?

[j1_nocwaiver 8]

1 hour ago, Kalaz said:

I will do hardship. My main concern is what happens if I get an answer in the middle of the residency year 4 or 5 and do not have time for EAD for the next year. How does this work? What if I get a not favorable recommendation, will I be able to get J1 and finish residency?

Consult a lawyer. There is nothing called a free lunch. Ask the lawyer one thing, which is more problematic, finishing the j1 while the waiver is still pending or getting the J1 waiver while the residency is not completed? 

[Yaz-123 4]

On 10/2/2023 at 4:40 PM, Fisha said:

1714204: 10/2021: FR 9/2023

1714680: Pending 11/2021

1716496:  11/2021 fr: FR 8/2023

1716524:  12/2021 FR 8/2023

1714456: 12/2021 FR 8/24/2023

1715800: Pending 1/2022

1717044: Pending 1/2022: sponsor view requested 9/22

1713488: Pending 1/2022

1713976: Pending 2/2022

1715812: Pending 3/2022

1716100: 3/2022 (FR) FR 7/2023

1716280: 3/2022 FR: 9/14/2023

1737544: 3/2022 (FR)

1714700: Pending 7/2022

1715316: Pending 7/2022

1716720: Pending 1/2023

1713600: FR (8/2021-12/2022)

1715308: FR (10/2021-12/2022)

1716552: FR (12/2021-4/2023)

1715308: FR (1/2022-12/2022)

1715552: FR (1/2022-11/2022)

1740628: FR (1/2022-12/2022)

1715556: FR (10/2021-3/2023)

1716924: FR (9/2021-5/2023)

1740160: FR (3/2022-4/2023)

1740844: FR (3/2022-5/2022!) 

1716444: FR (3/2022-6/2023)

1738944: FR (3/2022-7/2023): Sponsor

1716960: NFR (10/2021- 2/2023): sponsor 

1715868: NFR (10/2021-4/2023)

1739004: NFR (12/2021-1/2023): Sponsor

I dont think 1737544 is FR