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No Objection Statement (Philippines), when can be applied?

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Hello, I am a J1 visa holder who needs a waiver for the adjustment of status. However, it is only my 2nd year as an exchange visitor here in the US. Does anyone know here if I can already apply for the No Objection Statement (NOS)? Is there anybody here who can help me? Thank you in advance. 

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