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The CPT Approval Process 2025

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The document outlines the CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) approval process, detailing the three categories of CPT codes: Category I for established procedures, Category II for performance measurement tracking, and Category III for emerging technologies. It explains the criteria for each category, the role of the CPT Editorial Panel in maintaining and revising codes, and the process for submitting code change requests. The document emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practices and FDA approvals in establishing new codes.

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How long does CPT approval take?

No application to USCIS for employment authorization or an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) (Form I-766) is required, but the student must request authorization for CPT from the students Designated School Official (DSO).

How is CPT approved?

Students must obtain authorization from the international student advisor and academic advisor to participate in CPT. CPT approval is required on the I-20 before beginning the training. Students should consult with their academic advisor or graduate advisor about specific internship courses available in their major.

Is CPT approved by USCIS?

Incomplete applications may cause CPT to be denied or delayed. NO EXPEDITES are available and CPT cannot be backdated. DO NOT begin any employment until CPT has been approved and authorized on your I-20. Beginning or continuing employment without authorization is a serious violation of your F-1 status.

How long does it take for a CPT to be approved?

Q: Does a student need to receive authorization from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to participate in CPT? A: No; however, a students DSO must authorize CPT in SEVIS.

How does CPT get approved?

Most students will need to register for CPT credit to be authorized. This must happen before you submit your CPT request to ISS. We cannot approve your CPT until you are registered for the appropriate credit. Make sure you and your academic department approver are on the same page about your CPT course.

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