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隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
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#3 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
不懂那么多，问了问AI。这么回答的。
BTW, 我是共和党不是民主党，但是我不想投Trump，也反感haha姐。虽然现在越接近选举反而越倾向于haha姐了。
A J-1 visa is tied to a specific program and sponsor. If a Canadian student on a J-1 visa decides to quit their graduate program at Stanford, their visa status becomes compromised.
Here's why:
Program Sponsorship: J-1 visas are issued based on a specific program and sponsor, often a university or academic institution. The visa is tied to the participant's enrollment in that program.
Visa Validity: If the student withdraws from the program, they are no longer fulfilling the conditions of their visa. This could lead to their visa being revoked.
Potential Consequences: Depending on the specific circumstances, the student may face immigration consequences, such as being barred from re-entering the U.S. for a certain period.
It's important to note that J-1 visa holders cannot simply apply and come to the U.S. They must be sponsored by a specific program and meet specific eligibility criteria.
If a Canadian student decides to leave their graduate program, they should consult with the university's international student office or an immigration attorney to understand their options and potential consequences. They may need to apply for a different visa category, such as an F-1 visa, if they wish to continue their studies in the U.S.
BTW, 我是共和党不是民主党，但是我不想投Trump，也反感haha姐。虽然现在越接近选举反而越倾向于haha姐了。
A J-1 visa is tied to a specific program and sponsor. If a Canadian student on a J-1 visa decides to quit their graduate program at Stanford, their visa status becomes compromised.
Here's why:
Program Sponsorship: J-1 visas are issued based on a specific program and sponsor, often a university or academic institution. The visa is tied to the participant's enrollment in that program.
Visa Validity: If the student withdraws from the program, they are no longer fulfilling the conditions of their visa. This could lead to their visa being revoked.
Potential Consequences: Depending on the specific circumstances, the student may face immigration consequences, such as being barred from re-entering the U.S. for a certain period.
It's important to note that J-1 visa holders cannot simply apply and come to the U.S. They must be sponsored by a specific program and meet specific eligibility criteria.
If a Canadian student decides to leave their graduate program, they should consult with the university's international student office or an immigration attorney to understand their options and potential consequences. They may need to apply for a different visa category, such as an F-1 visa, if they wish to continue their studies in the U.S.
上次由 newstart 在 2024年 11月 1日 18:35 修改。
叔的话看看就行，叔只是来娱乐的 
#4 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
继续问AI，我不懂那么多。
If a J-1 visa holder, who was originally admitted to study at Stanford, decides to drop out of school and start their own startup, their J-1 visa status becomes invalid. This is because the J-1 visa is tied to a specific program and sponsor, and deviating from that program's terms can lead to visa violations.
Potential Visa Options:
H-1B Visa:
Challenges:
Requires a U.S. employer to sponsor the individual.
Subject to annual caps and a lottery system.
May be subject to the two-year home residency requirement if the J-1 visa had such a requirement.
Potential Pathway:
If the startup is successful and can offer the individual a specialized job role, they may be eligible for an H-1B visa. However, this would require navigating the H-1B lottery and potential backlogs.
O-1 Visa:
Eligibility: For individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in specific fields.
Challenges:
Requires significant evidence of extraordinary ability or achievement.
May be difficult to obtain, especially for early-stage startups.
E-2 Visa:
Eligibility: For individuals from treaty countries who invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business.
Challenges:
Requires significant investment and meeting specific business requirements.
Important Considerations:
Two-Year Home Residency Requirement: Many J-1 visas have a two-year home residency requirement, which means the individual must return to their home country for two years before applying for certain other visas, including H-1B.
Visa Overstay: Staying in the U.S. beyond the authorized period of stay can have severe immigration consequences, including future visa bans and inadmissibility.
It's crucial to consult with an immigration attorney to assess the specific situation and explore the most suitable visa options. They can provide tailored advice and assist with the complex immigration procedures involved.
If a J-1 visa holder, who was originally admitted to study at Stanford, decides to drop out of school and start their own startup, their J-1 visa status becomes invalid. This is because the J-1 visa is tied to a specific program and sponsor, and deviating from that program's terms can lead to visa violations.
Potential Visa Options:
H-1B Visa:
Challenges:
Requires a U.S. employer to sponsor the individual.
Subject to annual caps and a lottery system.
May be subject to the two-year home residency requirement if the J-1 visa had such a requirement.
Potential Pathway:
If the startup is successful and can offer the individual a specialized job role, they may be eligible for an H-1B visa. However, this would require navigating the H-1B lottery and potential backlogs.
O-1 Visa:
Eligibility: For individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in specific fields.
Challenges:
Requires significant evidence of extraordinary ability or achievement.
May be difficult to obtain, especially for early-stage startups.
E-2 Visa:
Eligibility: For individuals from treaty countries who invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business.
Challenges:
Requires significant investment and meeting specific business requirements.
Important Considerations:
Two-Year Home Residency Requirement: Many J-1 visas have a two-year home residency requirement, which means the individual must return to their home country for two years before applying for certain other visas, including H-1B.
Visa Overstay: Staying in the U.S. beyond the authorized period of stay can have severe immigration consequences, including future visa bans and inadmissibility.
It's crucial to consult with an immigration attorney to assess the specific situation and explore the most suitable visa options. They can provide tailored advice and assist with the complex immigration procedures involved.
上次由 newstart 在 2024年 11月 1日 18:31 修改。
叔的话看看就行，叔只是来娱乐的
#5 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
No, a J-1 visa holder cannot directly apply for an H-1B visa as the owner of their own startup.
Here's why:
Employer Sponsorship: The H-1B visa requires a U.S. employer to sponsor the individual. As the owner of a startup, the individual cannot be their own employer for H-1B purposes.
Specific Occupation: The H-1B visa is designed for individuals in specialty occupations requiring a bachelor's degree or higher. While owning a startup may require specialized skills, it doesn't necessarily fit the strict definition of a specialty occupation.
Potential Alternatives:
O-1 Visa:
This visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in specific fields.
If the individual can demonstrate extraordinary ability in business or entrepreneurship, they may be eligible for an O-1 visa.
E-2 Visa:
This visa is for individuals from treaty countries who invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business.
If the individual can meet the investment requirements and other eligibility criteria, they may be eligible for an E-2 visa.
It's important to consult with an immigration attorney to explore the specific options available and determine the best path forward. They can assess the individual's circumstances, evaluate their eligibility for different visa categories, and provide guidance on the complex immigration procedures involved
Here's why:
Employer Sponsorship: The H-1B visa requires a U.S. employer to sponsor the individual. As the owner of a startup, the individual cannot be their own employer for H-1B purposes.
Specific Occupation: The H-1B visa is designed for individuals in specialty occupations requiring a bachelor's degree or higher. While owning a startup may require specialized skills, it doesn't necessarily fit the strict definition of a specialty occupation.
Potential Alternatives:
O-1 Visa:
This visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability or achievement in specific fields.
If the individual can demonstrate extraordinary ability in business or entrepreneurship, they may be eligible for an O-1 visa.
E-2 Visa:
This visa is for individuals from treaty countries who invest a substantial amount of capital in a U.S. business.
If the individual can meet the investment requirements and other eligibility criteria, they may be eligible for an E-2 visa.
It's important to consult with an immigration attorney to explore the specific options available and determine the best path forward. They can assess the individual's circumstances, evaluate their eligibility for different visa categories, and provide guidance on the complex immigration procedures involved
上次由 newstart 在 2024年 11月 1日 18:33 修改。
叔的话看看就行，叔只是来娱乐的
#6 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
总之，根据AI的说法，从J-1到自主创业H1b不合法。不是我说的，我不懂那么多繁文缛节。
当然我认为民主党疯狗一样去咬Musk在这件事情上很可笑，毕竟有Musk的美国才真的彰显了灯塔国的高风亮节，大家都不来美国都来一堆垃圾，美国就成了“丑国”了。
当然我认为民主党疯狗一样去咬Musk在这件事情上很可笑，毕竟有Musk的美国才真的彰显了灯塔国的高风亮节，大家都不来美国都来一堆垃圾，美国就成了“丑国”了。
叔的话看看就行，叔只是来娱乐的
#7 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
J1， J1家属都可以工作。
换签证是另外一回事。
换签证是另外一回事。
newstart 写了： 2024年 11月 1日 18:29 总之，根据AI的说法，从J-1到自主创业H1b不合法。不是我说的，我不懂那么多繁文缛节。
当然我认为民主党疯狗一样去咬Musk在这件事情上很可笑，毕竟有Musk的美国才真的彰显了灯塔国的高风亮节，大家都不来美国都来一堆垃圾，美国就成了“丑国”了。
共产党就是赤裸裸黑手党
#8 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
民主党咬musk本来就是说他用着J1签证跑到美国来，然后没学习，退学后非法创业。这段时间确实属于非法（如果我理解的他的身份变换正确的话）。
所以Musk可以说是合法来美国，来美国后没好好上学在一段时间内非法工作。肯定有一段时间非法就是了。很多来的所谓非法移民也是这样吧，旅游签证来了然后黑下来了。和Musk做的没什么大区别。只是一个还在刷盘子被贴上了非法移民的标签，一个事业成功被贴上了钢铁侠的标签。
叔的话看看就行，叔只是来娱乐的
#9 Re: 隔壁帖子的“马斯克重磅预言…” 的楼主看过来
果然没受过啥教育。
上个帖子关于马斯克有没有赞同那个观点说因为财政紧缩政策会造成经济hardship,你又过来扯什么h1b, j1签证。有任何关系吗？
我准备投床铺，也不妨碍我说你没逻辑没受过啥教育啊
上个帖子关于马斯克有没有赞同那个观点说因为财政紧缩政策会造成经济hardship,你又过来扯什么h1b, j1签证。有任何关系吗？
我准备投床铺，也不妨碍我说你没逻辑没受过啥教育啊