Hi all,
I will be completing my LLB law degree in the UK soon, and I am interested in doing either the LLM or JD in the US. After this, will it be difficult for me to gain a work visa in the US? I heard that after the LLM / JD I will be allowed to work in the US for 1 year, is this true?
Thanks
Becoming a Lawyer in the US with my UK law degree?
Posted Aug 28, 2015 01:49
Hi all,
I will be completing my LLB law degree in the UK soon, and I am interested in doing either the LLM or JD in the US. After this, will it be difficult for me to gain a work visa in the US? I heard that after the LLM / JD I will be allowed to work in the US for 1 year, is this true?
Thanks
I will be completing my LLB law degree in the UK soon, and I am interested in doing either the LLM or JD in the US. After this, will it be difficult for me to gain a work visa in the US? I heard that after the LLM / JD I will be allowed to work in the US for 1 year, is this true?
Thanks
Posted Aug 08, 2016 08:23
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