What happens if I am in OPT / F-1 and an employer filed a cap-subject H-1B petition on my behalf?
Marks Gray P.A. Jan 1, 2016 in FAQ
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What happens if I am in OPT / F-1 and an employer filed a cap-subject H-1B petition on my behalf? Most likely the student will need to apply for a cap-gap extension I-20. This is based on a regulatory provision which extends an eligible F-1 student’s status to bridge the gap between the end of F-1 status and start of H-1B status October 1, 2014. This provision allows the student to remain in the US […]
Continue ReadingWhat is PERM? PERM (Program Electronic Review Management) is a system through which employers submit an electronic application to DOL to attest that they have taken the required steps to recruit U.S. workers and that they have been unable to find a qualified U.S. worker for the position. Employers are responsible for keeping documentation of the recruitment and the documentation is submitted to DOL as a result of an audit. Is an employer required to […]
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