I am on an initial 90-day non-immigrant B visa for teaching. I do not have a work permit. I'm changing jobs and will need to leave the country and return. Do I need to get my non-imm B visa stamped at immigration saying that it has been canceled? Or will it cancel on it's own when I leave. Thanks to You
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When changing jobs while holding an initial 90-day Non-Immigrant B visa for teaching and without a work permit, you do not need to have your visa stamped for cancellation at immigration. The initial Non-B visa will automatically cancel itself upon leaving the country. However, if you were on an extension of stay based on that visa, you would need to cancel that extension before departing.
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