You don't need a waiver,

because the policy doesn't apply to you (otherwise you want to waive from what?).

As long as one's funding is not from her home countrygovernment or the U.S. government, she will get a "no 2-year home residency" stamp on the visa, and she doens't need a waiver.

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• No necessarily, unless he/she -familydate- ♀ (260 bytes) () 10/04/2005 postreply 09:28:04

• as long as -IaamSure- ♀ (134 bytes) () 10/04/2005 postreply 09:32:47

• Yes, you can argue that way. -familydate- ♀ (340 bytes) () 10/04/2005 postreply 11:41:24