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The document provides detailed information for Carnegie Mellon University international students, researchers, and professors regarding the H-1B non-immigrant status, which is designated for individuals in specialty occupations requiring at least a bachelor's degree. It outlines the application process, conditions, limitations, and specific procedures for obtaining H-1B status at Carnegie Mellon. Key topics include the employer's role in petitioning USCIS, the cap on new H-1B applications, travel considerations during the application process, and tax implications for H-1B workers. Additional resources and contact information for further assistance are also included.

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What is H-1B nonimmigrant status?

The H-1B is a temporary (nonimmigrant) visa category that allows employers to petition for highly educated foreign professionals to work in specialty occupations that require at least a bachelors degree or the equivalent.

What jobs qualify for an H-1B visa?

H-1B petition portability: Eligible H-1B nonimmigrants may begin working for a new employer as soon as the employer properly files a new H-1B petition (Form I-129) requesting to amend or extend H-1B status with USCIS, without waiting for the petition to be approved.

What is considered a specialty occupation for H-1B?

An H-1B specialty occupation refers to a job that requires a specific set of specialized skills, knowledge, and educational qualifications.

Does Carnegie Mellon University sponsor H-1B visas?

To apply for H-1B status for employment with Carnegie Mellon, the hiring department will work with the Office of International Education and with one of the Universitys pre-approved immigration attorneys to file the H-1B petition.

Which occupation has a higher chance of H-1B?

Here is a list of some of the most commonly accepted occupations under the H-1B visa program: IT Professionals. Computer Scientists. Systems Analysts/Business Technology Analysts. Engineers. University Professors/Teachers. Secondary Education Teachers. Healthcare Professionals. Physicians.

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