On December 31st, President Trump extended the ban on entry for J-1 trainees or interns through March 31st.
President-elect Biden, who takes office on January 20, may or may not rescind it.
Remember that it typically takes three to four months to process everything. So if you want a trainee/intern to arrive in April or May–regardless of the extension of the ban–it’s a good plan to start the process now.
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The existing land border restrictions which keep travel to only "essential" for the land borders of US/Canada and...
Repeating this from World Dairy Expo's own announcement... This is no April Fool’s joke – World Dairy Expo is...
April 1, 2021: Good news, The suspension of most H1-B, H-2B, L-1 and J-1 categories (and their dependents) expires...
