US Immigration from Honduras

My daughter in law has approximately 16 months left on her J1 visa. She is a teacher and received her J1 through a teacher exchange sponsorship program. She is married to a US citizen and is planning to apply for a green card. Her home country's embassy is requesting a letter of approval for the waiver from her J1 Visa sponsor in order to provide a No Objection Statement. She was advised not to do this because this may trigger an immediate termination of her J1 visa. She has all the other supporting documents. Anyone else have this situation? Any advice?

My wife is the petitioner, and we want working to get the I-864 form filled out for the sponsorship. We have two visa cases, IR5's, one for each, (mom and dad). We've only had to pay the AOS fee once, not twice, but had to pay each IV applicant fee. 1 for mom and 1 for dad

Because my wife doesn't have employment. I'll have to be the only joint sponsor. So my question is, do I have to fill out two I-864 forms for each? (mom and dad)?

Thanks!

We are in the process of getting my wife's parents over here. She is a US Citizen, and she is the petitioner. Our case is now at the NVC. Being the petitioner/sponser, do we have to get them health insurance? Where is the best place to get them health insurance? When exactly can you get them health insurance, I am assuming you have to get it for them before they travel to the US.

Hi, I m looking to get certified as a teacher in texas in order to work in public schools, the case is: the district are unable to sponsor me an h-1b visa until I get certified, and for doing it, i need to travel to texas in order to take a content exam, doing some courseworks for the certification, and by the way attending some jobfairs within the district to find with specific school is going to hire me (I am preapproved just by the district). My question is: Can I do all this just with a tourist visa? I cannot get an student visa because they are not academic courses but it s either "recreational courses" (which are allowed under tourist visas). I am afraid of doing something wrong. I read that somebody got banned because attended an job interview just with a tourist visa and that showed that her real intentions was getting a job and not just doing tourism. (which is my intention as well.) What do you recommend me to do?