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InternationalInternationalAdvantage Session Advantage Session
#120#120
Making the System Work for YouMaking the System Work for You
The Office of International The Office of International ServicesServices
Franklin Hall 306, Bloomington, Indiana 47405
Hours:Hours: Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 9am – 12pm9am – 12pm1pm – 4pm1pm – 4pm
Phone:Phone: (812) 855-9086
Fax:Fax: (812) 855-4418
Email:Email: [email protected]
Internet:Internet: www.indiana.edu/~intlcent
Services ProvidedServices Provided
Advise and assist you with emergency situations of all kinds Answer questions and handle concerns about visa
documents and regulations Issue visa documents for travel and to extend your stay in
the United States Assist with visa documents for dependent family members Provide assistance with applications to change visa status Supply information on travel to Canada, Mexico and other
countries Assist with paperwork to withdraw from all classes
Certify your enrollment at Indiana University
Write letters to sponsors and home
governments
Provide financial budgeting and planning
advice and counseling
Provide short-term loans
Assist with mandatory student health
insurance program enrollment
Advise and assist you with personal concerns
at IU
and . . .
Leo R. Dowling International Leo R. Dowling International CenterCenter
111 S. Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, Indiana 47405
Hours:Hours: Monday-FridayMonday-Friday 9am – 12pm9am – 12pm1pm – 5pm1pm – 5pm
Phone:Phone: (812) 855-7133
Fax:Fax: (812) 855-7111
Email:Email: [email protected]
Internet:Internet: www.indiana.edu/~intlcent
Programs & ServicesPrograms & Services
Host weekly Friday afternoon International Coffee Hours
Host weekly Language coffee/tea hours various languages
Welcome visitors who would like to know about the cultures of the world
Provide US income tax advising through the VITA Program
Make information available about international student groups on campus
Plan and run New International Student Orientation Program
Work with international student groups to put on and publicize events
Host information sessions on employment and more… Provide referrals to BWF Host Friendship Family
Program Serve as home for the BWF Loan Closet Rooms are available for meetings and events! See our
web page at: www.indiana.edu/~intlcent/resources/ic/facilities.html or call 855-7133 for details.
Optional Practice Training
H-1B Green Card
Duration1 year 3 years, renewable up to 6
yearsIndefinite
QuotaNone 195,000 140,000, employment-based
Many variables
Eligibility
Graduating student from U.S. institution, summer internship, or thesis in progress
Must have bachelor’s degree, employer sponsor, and relate to field of study, & require min. of BA/BS degree
ProfessionalsEmployer sponsorCan’t displace qualified american
Application Timetable
4 months. Student should apply prior to graduation
3-6 months. Minimum 18 months.
Employer Responsibilitie
s
None Provides documents needed by applicant’s lawyer to determine prevailing wage for position, establish labor conditions
Post wage in-house for 2 weeks
Sign off on INS Form I-129, petition for H-1B for applicant
Formulate job description, including qualifications and salary
Provide documentation needed for Labor Certification form
Recruit nationally and locally for 30 days
After Labor Cert. is approved, signs off on INS Form I-140, immigrant petition
Employer CostNone $1000 tax
$110 application feeAdvertising costs$115 application fee
ProceduresProcedures
On Campus EmploymentOn Campus Employment Visit OIS and file for work permissionVisit OIS and file for work permission Attend Job Fairs, AND see Attend Job Fairs, AND see
www.indiana.edu/~career/parttime/www.indiana.edu/~career/parttime/
Off Campus EmploymentOff Campus Employment Attend information sessions as Attend information sessions as
announced, well in advance of job announced, well in advance of job searchsearch
Job Search ResourcesJob Search Resources Undergraduate Career Services Office
(UCSO) Your academic adviser Friends and alumni Career Development Center Bloomington Workforce Development Bloomington Volunteer Network Internet OIS Jobs-L Professors Outside interests
International Discussion Sessions International Discussion Sessions (September)(September)
9/59/5Making the UCSO Work for You
Mark Brostoff
9/129/12Career Fair and Networking Strategies
Mark Brostoff
9/199/19Improving Your Interviewing Skills
Susie Clarke
9/269/26Job Search Obstacles
Mark Brostoff
International Discussion SessionsInternational Discussion Sessions(October)(October)
10/310/3Networking
Mark Brostoff and Theresa Ervin
10/1010/10Job Search for International Students
Video Presentation (Mark Rhoads – Immigration Attorney)
10/1710/17Visa Options
Rendy Schrader
Final ThoughtsFinal Thoughts
Think positively Don’t work without
authorization Pay attention to
timing Don’t hesitate to ask
for help
GOODGOODLUCK!!LUCK!!