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The Exchange Visitor (J) non-immigrant visa is for individuals qualified to participate in the study and workbased visitor programs. The J visa is divided into two parts namely J-1 and J-2 visa. The primary goals of the Exchange Visitor Program or J-1 Visa are to give participants the opportunity to engage with theNative Americans, strengthen and test their English language abilities, share their culture, and learn or build new skills that could benefit them in future careers. Whereas, the J-2 visa allows a non-immigrant dependent like unmarried children below the age of 21 or spouse to be accompanied by the J-1 exchange visitor or later join J-1 holder in the United States. In both cases, an Immigration Support Service Company is very beneficial to hire which guides properly and saves a lot of time. Eligibility and Departments of the J-1 visa program The J-1 visa program has fifteen different categories of participants, of which thirteen categories include privately-fun

The law firms and corporates believe that legal process outsourcing (LPO) , besides being hassle-free, is   hands-down the most popular and effective process of obtaining external legal support services to lessen their burden with regard to their legal matters. Although factors like low cost work force, convenience and quality results may be the main causes of outsourcing legal work, it is important for in-house legal departments, law firms and attorneys to carefully weigh the pros and cons before choosing alegal process outsourcing vendor. Like every industry the LPO industry also has its share of advantages and disadvantages. Advantages being: (a)                 A LPO companyoperates on low costs so itcan afford to charge a low fee for its support services from its clients (firms and corporates). Resultantly, the client’s legal cost diminishes and they are left with more funds to invest in the core areas of their law firms/ businesses. (b)                A LPO company th