No, you may still subject to the 2-yr rule,

來源: pharmacyelite 於 2008-01-18 13:56:24 [] [博客] [舊帖] [給我悄悄話] 閱讀數 : (938 bytes)

based on which country where you permanently resides. If you are a permanent resident of Euro country, you may not (except Hungary, Russa, etc). If you are permanent resident of China. You are subjected to.

There have been a well pool of discussions on the "bearer does not subject to two year rule" stamp on the passport. A border officer does not have the final judgement on your waiver determination. And they always make mistakes. If you read posts a few months ago in this forum, you will find the relevant examples where J1 was misled and wasted plenty of time till USCIS asked for his waiver approval notice on H1 or 485 USCIS cases.
DOS strongly recommends one to sub-mit his case to DOS review board for an official determination on whether he/she subjects to 2-yr rule or not.
Please don't trust the stamp.
You get also get related information from Zhang & Associate website before you are more confident.

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