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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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Hello everybody I'm writing this for my friend, she has a J-1 visa that ends Dec. 15th but she wants to know if she can change her students visa to a work visa without leaving USA, she wants to stay there... She is thinking to leave USA (((if she has to))) and enter with a tourist visa at the beginning of next year and then change tourist visa to a work visa but she doesn't know what to do or anything if someone can help us would be awesome (:

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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What work visa?

The employer sponsoring her for the work visa will take care of all of that, unless she has an employer already lined up willing to sponsor her, then she must leave.

Does she already have a tourist visa?

Why does she want to stay so desperately? What country is your friend from?

good luck

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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Work visas are sponsored by the employer. The employer must demonstrate a need for a foreign employee. The employer obtains the work visa for the employee.

There are no general work visas that allows a foreigner to come to the US to look for a job since it's bad public policy to let foreign labor complete with US residents for jobs.

 
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