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参考p82。
http://www.immigration-law.com/XXIV.html
p82:
"As further described in the responses to comments below, DHS is making a
revision to the Supplement J instructions to clarify that individuals
applying for adjustment of status on the basis of a national interest waiver
(NIW), as well as aliens of extraordinary ability, are not required to use
Supplement J."
p100 - 101：
"
Comment.
Several commenters asked for clarification on whether individuals granted EB
-2 national interest waivers would be required to file Supplement J.
Response.
Grantees of national interest waivers will not be required to file
Supplement J.
Individuals seeking immigrant visas under certain employment-based immigrant
visa categories do not require job offers from employers, including those
filing EB-1 petitions as an alien of extraordinary ability and those filing
EB-2 petitions based on a national interest waiver, which waives the normal
EB-2 job offer requirement when DHS determines that doing so is in the
national interest. See 8 CFR 204.5(h)(5) and(k)(4)(ii).
An individual classified as an alien of extraordinary ability or granted a
national interest waiver is not required to demonstrate a job offer at the
time of adjudication of the Form I-485 application and therefore would not
need to submit Supplement J (although they are not precluded from doing so).
However, USCIS may inquire whether such applicants are continuing to work in
the area or field that forms the basis of their immigrant visa eligibility.
USCIS may also assess inadmissibility by determining whether an individual
would likely become a public charge under INA 212(a)(4).
USCIS revised the Supplement J instructions to clarify that the form need
not be filed by aliens of extraordinary ability or individuals applying for
adjustment of status on the basis of a national interest waiver."
http://www.immigration-law.com/XXIV.html
p82:
"As further described in the responses to comments below, DHS is making a
revision to the Supplement J instructions to clarify that individuals
applying for adjustment of status on the basis of a national interest waiver
(NIW), as well as aliens of extraordinary ability, are not required to use
Supplement J."
p100 - 101：
"
Comment.
Several commenters asked for clarification on whether individuals granted EB
-2 national interest waivers would be required to file Supplement J.
Response.
Grantees of national interest waivers will not be required to file
Supplement J.
Individuals seeking immigrant visas under certain employment-based immigrant
visa categories do not require job offers from employers, including those
filing EB-1 petitions as an alien of extraordinary ability and those filing
EB-2 petitions based on a national interest waiver, which waives the normal
EB-2 job offer requirement when DHS determines that doing so is in the
national interest. See 8 CFR 204.5(h)(5) and(k)(4)(ii).
An individual classified as an alien of extraordinary ability or granted a
national interest waiver is not required to demonstrate a job offer at the
time of adjudication of the Form I-485 application and therefore would not
need to submit Supplement J (although they are not precluded from doing so).
However, USCIS may inquire whether such applicants are continuing to work in
the area or field that forms the basis of their immigrant visa eligibility.
USCIS may also assess inadmissibility by determining whether an individual
would likely become a public charge under INA 212(a)(4).
USCIS revised the Supplement J instructions to clarify that the form need
not be filed by aliens of extraordinary ability or individuals applying for
adjustment of status on the basis of a national interest waiver."
