International Students & Programs Office
International Center, 9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Code #0018
F-1 STUDENT: STEM EXTENSION OPTIONAL PRACTICAL TRAINING (OPT) REQUEST FORM DIRECTIONS: Student must complete Section #1, #2, and #3A. Employer must complete Section #3B. A complete application will include: □ STEM Extension OPT Request Form □ Copy of I-94 card (front and back) □ I-765 application form (available at www.uscis.gov) □ Copy of current I-20 (page 1 and 3) □ I-765 application fee □ Copy of official transcript, unofficial transcript or a □ Copy of valid EAD card (Form I-766)
copy of diploma showing the level and program of study
□ Copy of passport biographical page □ 2 US-style passport photos □ Copy of F-1 visa page or change of status to F-1 approval notice (Form I-797)
Please submit all required documents of the entire application to the UCSD International Center and allow 10 business days for processing. NOTE: USCIS must receive your I-765 application packet before the expiration date on your EAD card. Please plan accordingly. SECTION 1: PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: ______________________________________ UCSD PID#: _____________________________________ E-mail Address: ____________________________________ Telephone: _______________________________ Completion Date of UCSD Program: __________________ UCSD Major: _______________________________ Employment Authorization Dates (see EAD card): from _____________________ to _____________________ Do you have a pending application at USCIS (Attach copy of your I-797 Receipt Notice): For an H1B visa? □ Yes □ No If yes, indicate application date: ______________________ For an Immigrant visa? □ Yes □ No If yes, indicate application date: ______________________ SECTION 2: EMPLOYER INFORMATION
Job Title or Position: ___________________________________________________________________________ Employer’s Name: _____________________________________________________________________________ Employer’s Address: ___________________________________________________________________________ Supervisor’s Name: _______________________ Email: ______________________ Telephone: ______________ Employer’s Name as listed in E-Verify: ___________________________________________________________ Employer’s E-Verify Company Identification Number or a valid E-Verify Client Company Identification Number: _____________________________________________________________________________________ SECTION 3: STUDENT AND EMPLOYER CERTIFICATION A) F-1 students with approved STEM Extension Optional Practical Training (OPT) are required to report to the UCSD International Center any changes in their name and/or address, any changes in their employer’s name and/or address, or any interruptions of their employment within 10 business days of the change. I understand these requirements and will notify the UCSD International Center accordingly. ____________________________________
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B) Employers of F-1 students with STEM Extension Optional Practical Training (OPT) authorization are required to report to the UCSD International Center within 48 hours after the student has been terminated from, or otherwise leaves, his or her employment with that employer prior to the end of the authorized OPT period. I understand this requirement and will notify the UCSD International Center accordingly.
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