- CIP Codes and OPT extension to 29 months for STEM students
- OPT Regulation Changes Effective 4/8/2008
- H-1B Cap Update
- 29 month OPT - final interim rule PENDING
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- H1B Cap Update for Fiscal Year 09
- OPT Sessions for Spring Graduates
- International Student Responsibilities
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Office of International Education
H-1B Workers
OIE Handout on H1B Specialty Occupation
See attached PDF handout.
See attached PDF handout.
General Information
What is H1B status and who can be employed in this non-immigrant status?
What is H1B status and who can be employed in this non-immigrant status?
Conditions and Limitations
Some issues to consider when applying for H1B status.
Some issues to consider when applying for H1B status.
Application Process
Two parts to the H1B application. Also, issues for H1B employees at Carnegie Mellon.
Two parts to the H1B application. Also, issues for H1B employees at Carnegie Mellon.
H1B Checklists for CMU Employees
Listing of materials required for CMU H-1B employees
Listing of materials required for CMU H-1B employees
Maintenance of Status
Information on how to maintain legal status.
Information on how to maintain legal status.
Employment Issues for H1B Workers
Transfer and extension of H1B employment and work for multiple employers.
Transfer and extension of H1B employment and work for multiple employers.
Obtaining a Social Security Number
H1B employees must have a US Social Security Number to work in the US.
H1B employees must have a US Social Security Number to work in the US.
OIE Services
Required check in and other helpful services.
Last Updated On: June 13th, 2007
Required check in and other helpful services.