- CIP Codes and OPT extension to 29 months for STEM students
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- 29 month OPT - final interim rule PENDING
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General Information
What is J-1 status and who can visit CMU in this non-immigrant status?
What is J-1 status and who can visit CMU in this non-immigrant status?
Application Process
Details about obtaining required documentation from CMU and applying for J-1 status.
Details about obtaining required documentation from CMU and applying for J-1 status.
OIE Services
Required check in and other helpful services.
Required check in and other helpful services.
Maintenance of Legal Status
Important information about maintaining legal J-1 status.
Important information about maintaining legal J-1 status.
Conditions and Limitations
Some issues and limitations which are unique to J status.
Some issues and limitations which are unique to J status.
Employment Issues for J-1 Scholars
Employment beyond that listed on the DS-2019 form is very limited. Learn more about what is and isn't allowed.
Employment beyond that listed on the DS-2019 form is very limited. Learn more about what is and isn't allowed.
Obtaining a Social Security Number
J-1 employees must have a US Social Security Number to work in the US.
J-1 employees must have a US Social Security Number to work in the US.
Transfer and extension of J-1 status
Details about extending or transferring J-1 status.
Last Updated On: September 21st, 2006
Details about extending or transferring J-1 status.