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J-1 VISA STATUS DEPARTMENTAL TRAINING FOR BEGINNERS
International Faculty & Scholar OfficeMcGill Hall 2nd Floor Suite 2126 in Muir College
P: (858) 246-1448E: [email protected]
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AGENDA• Introductions• Mission• About IFSO• J-1 Exchange Visitor Program• How to Complete Forms A, B, C and D• Visa Application Process• Registration & Orientation• Health Insurance• J-2 Dependent Employment • Upcoming Department Trainings • Q&A
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UNITS
•Dean’s Office•International Faculty & Scholar Office•International Students and Programs Office•Study Abroad UC San Diego•Friends•Oceanids
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OUR MISSIONTo provide leadership with regard to campus internationalization efforts.
We serve and support:
• International scholars conducting research or teaching on campus (and the departments who wish to hire these scholars)
• International students pursuing degree and non-degree programs
• Students, faculty, and staff who wish to study, work, intern, or volunteer abroad
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ABOUT IFSO
• Our office serves approximately 3,000 international professors, researchers, and visiting scholars coming to UC San Diego
• UC San Diego ranked 8th for top institutions with research scholars
• Departments with the highest number of international scholars:• Medicine, Biological Sciences, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Moores
Cancer Center, and Pediatrics
• Top five countries of origin sending scholars to UC San Diego:• China, South Korea, India, Japan, Germany
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IFSO WEBSITE: THE ANSWER TO MANY OF YOUR QUESTIONS!
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IFSO WEBSITE: J-1 RESOURCES FOR DEPARTMENTS
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J REQUEST FORMS
*Forms are updated regularly, please bookmark and download the latest application forms*
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IFSO WEBSITE: THE ANSWER TO MANY OF YOUR SCHOLAR’S QUESTIONS!
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J-1 EXCHANGE VISITOR (EV) PROGRAM
•To promote international educational and cultural exchange
•Administered by U.S. Department of State (DOS)
•EVs are expected to return to their home country afterward
•Compliance requirements•SEVIS Student and Exchange Visitor Information System Reporting•Pre-arrival materials•Orientation programs:
• Orientation (and Wednesday Coffee) every Wednesday at I-Center• Family orientation every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month
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J-1 CATEGORIES
• Exchange Visitor categories we use here at UCSD in IFSO:•Research Scholar/Professor: 5 years max; bachelor’s plus experience•Short-Term Scholar: 6 months max •Student Intern: 12 months max
• J-1 Scholars/Professors allowed to teach, conduct research, observe, consult, and/or demonstrate special skills at UC San Diego.
• Appointment must be temporary even if position is permanent; scholar cannot be candidate for tenure-track position
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J-1 STUDENT INTERN CATEGORY
Complete separate J-1 Student Intern Application if:
• The scholar is an undergraduate student enrolled in a degree program in their home country that requires internship experiences abroad1. NOT enrolled in degree programs at UCSD2. “Scholars”—NOT “students.”
Appointment Title: Must be appointed as Visiting ScholarsEvaluations: Student Interns are required to have a midpoint and final evaluation (only final evaluation if 6 months or less). Template can be found on our website.
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J-1 STUDENT INTERNTRAINING INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT PLAN (TIPP OR DS-7002)
• Please do not handwrite this form & submit form fillable only by email to [email protected]
•You only need to complete this form when you are requesting a J-1 Student Intern
•This form is used to issue the DS-7002; which will need to be signed by the supervisor prior to mailing form to Scholar.
•Scholar will need the original signed form for visa interview
•Original form needs to be submitted to IFSO during registration. IFSO will provide a copy of the completed form to the scholar upon request.
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JOB TITLES AND VISA SELECTION•Policy and Procedure Manual PPM 200-16: lists which appointment titles can be supported by the J-1 classification:
http://adminrecords.ucsd.edu/ppm/docs/200-16.pdf
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ELIGIBLE NON-SALARIED TITLES• Postdoctoral Scholar- Fellow (paid via stipend, not salary)
• Postdoctoral Scholar- Paid Direct
• Visiting Scholar
Scholars of distinction with PhD and appointment at a home institution. New policy includes researchers with varying educational backgrounds, including undergraduate students (see: http://research.ucsd.edu/visiting/index.htm)
Complete online Visiting Scholar Enrollment (http://rsas.ucsd.edu)
• Visiting Graduate Student
Graduate student currently enrolled in degree program in home country Complete Visiting Graduate Student Enrollment http://grad.ucsd.edu/degrees/visiting-exchange.html
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ELIGIBLE SALARIED TITLESRESEARCH
•Postdoctoral Scholar – Employee (Can request a 5 year J1 program)•Research Scientist (including Visiting)•Project Scientist (including Visiting)•Specialist•Junior Specialist (Paid Visiting Graduate Student)•Staff Research Associate (Must be full-time)
TEACHING
•Visiting Professor•Lecturer (Non-Academic Senate)
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CLINICAL WORK
• Clinical training programs are not allowed on UCSD’s EV program
• Incidental Patient Contact ONLY allowed•No diagnosis/treatment/prescription•Under supervision of CA-licensed US citizen/resident alien physician
•Conform to CA licensing requirements
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HOSTING A J-1 SCHOLAR: INVITATION PROCEDURES1. Department commitment
Consider the position (title and appointment duration), funding, health insurance, space/equipment, etc.
2. Department submits J-1 Application to IFSO to request the Form DS-2019 Certificate of Eligibility for J-1 Exchange Visitor Status
Work with scholar to complete J-1 application and submit to IFSO
• When to submit?• Up to 6 months prior to start date• Start date must be at least 45 days from the date of submission
• Fees• Internal recharge fee of $425 • Rush fee (internal recharge) of $200 • Scholar or department can pay fees 18
HOSTING A J-1 SCHOLAR: INVITATION PROCEDURES3. IFSO issues DS-2019
• Processing Times: • 10 Business Days* from receipt of completed application
• 5 Business Days with RUSH fee* • IFSO contacts department to pick up pre-arrival package with DS-2019
• Department mails pre-arrival package to scholar (if scholar outside U.S.) or tells scholar to make appointment to see IFSO advisor about change of status process (if scholar inside U.S.)
4. Scholar applies for visa using the newly issued DS-2019 at a US Embassy or Consulate (*procedures will differ for scholars who are changing visa status from a different visa type or if they are transferring from another institution)• If applicable, indicate CHANGE OF STATUS or TRANSFER on Form A.
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CHANGE OF STATUS PROCESS
1. Department submits a J1 initial application along with copies of current immigration documents (e.g. I-20 documents for F-1, F-1OPT)
2. IFSO processes DS-2019 for department or scholar pick-up
3. Scholar pays SEVIS fee: www.fmjfee.com
4. Scholar sends application to USCIS
5. USCIS adjudicates and returns approval notice to scholar (processing times vary)
6. Scholar notifies IFSO Advisor and registers at IFSO with J-1 approval notice
7. You will receive a copy of the J-1 approval from the Scholar
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TRANSFER PROCESSTransfer-In
• J1 Exchange Visitors are allowed to transfer from another institution to UC San Diego.
• Department must submit a J1 initial application indicating transfer and current intuition contact info on Form B along with copies of the scholar’s current immigration documents.
•Start date at UCSD and End date at transferring instition have to be consecutive.
**Scholar cannot have a GAP between dates.
• Schedule an appointment with IFSO Advisor on or after the DS-2019 start date to register
Transfer Out
• If a scholar wants to transfer to another institution, please direct them to contact their transferring institution’s international center advisor to initiate transfer.
•End date UCSD and Start date at new institution have to be consecutive.
**Scholar cannot have a Gap between dates.
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HOW TO COMPLETE FORMS A, B, C & D Forms can be accessed at: http://ifso.ucsd.edu/dept-facilitators/j1/index.html
• Form A: completed by department• Form B and C: completed by scholar *Always review for completion prior to submission
• Form D: completed by department if scholar has MD• Visa Services Recharge Form: completed by department (scholar can pay by credit card)
• Copy of passport & other immigration documents• Proof of Financial Funding • Appointment Form approved not pending• Visiting Graduate Student Appointment Form (VGS title only)• Visiting Scholar Enrollment Form/RSAS Letter (VS title only)• Postdoctoral Appointment (approved in RSAS)• Other Academic Appointments (Offer letter or appointment letter from Dean’s Office)• Other Salaried and Non-Salaried Appointments
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SUMMARY OF FEES RELATED TO J-1 PROCESS
Action FeeWho Pays?
NoteDept.
J-1Scholar
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IFSO Application (new and extension)
$425 X Department pays by recharge or scholar can pay by credit card.
IFSO Rush Fee $200 X As above.
SEVIS Fee $180 X Normally, J-1 pays. Covers all J-2s and future extensions. Fee is paid to U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Visa Fee(a.k.a. MRV Fee)
$160 X Each visa applicant must pay (J-1, J-2s) & for each subsequent visa.Fee is paid to U.S. embassy or consulate
Visa Reciprocity Fee Variable X Only applies in some countries.
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ONLINE RECHARGE FORM• Recharge form can be found on the IFSO Website
• Department must submit this form to initiate all payments including credit card payments
• Credit card payment link is automatically forwarded to the scholar email submitted on the form
• Corrections or refund requests please email [email protected]
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FORM A: COMPLETED BY DEPARTMENT
Use names as listed on the PASSPORT biographical page
Area of Research: should be general and match their research activity at UCSD
Always use the most current version.
Request Type:• New: usually overseas• Transfer In: already a J-1 at another U.S.
institution• Change of Status: in the U.S. currently e.g.
Change F-1 to J-1
Appointment Dates:• Needs to match VGS, VS, or other appt. date information. • Start date must be 45+ days in the future unless RUSH or
TRANSFER • Quick Tip: Calculate Duration Between Dates Tool
Payroll Title: choose from drop-down, must be approved within the unit
J-1 Category:• Research Scholar: Up to 5 years duration• Short-Term Scholar: Up to 6 months duration with no possibility to
extend• Professor: Up to 5 years for teaching positions only• The 24-Month Bar will apply to the Research Scholar and
Professor categories.
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FORM A: FINANCIAL SUPPORTMinimum Funding Requirements: • Single: $2400• Accompanying J-2 Spouse: $800/month additional• Accompanying J-2 Child: $400/month additional
• Funding Source• UC San Diego-Salary: Salary paid from federal grants disbursed through
UC San Diego payroll system. • UC San Diego-Other: Indicate non-salary support from UC San Diego i.e.
per diem, reimbursements, etc. • U.S. Government Agency: Only if directly paid to the scholar
independently from UC San Diego's funds. • Visitor's Home Government: Only if directly paid to scholar, such as any
governmental agency, ministry or department. • International Organization: Only if directly paid to the scholar; for
example, NATO, UN, WHO • Binational Commission: Only if directly paid to the scholar; for example,
Fulbright • Personal funds: Personal bank statement
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION
Financial documentation must be translated to English and the amount converted to U.S. Dollars
Documentation examples:• Scholarship letter on organization’s letter head• Recent bank statement showing currently existing liquid funds (stocks, bonds, mutual funds not acceptable) with a specific dollar amount and the account holder’s name
• Support Letter: If funds are from a family member or other individual, a signed statement and supporting documents from that individual that they will be supporting the J-1 is required
Helpful currency conversion tools: OANDA or XE Converter
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FORM A
Health Insurance:Confirm this information matches scholar’s selection on Form C
Site of Activity:Provide name and address of work site is off-campus. Include all relevant sites and indicate Primary or Secondary.
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CERTIFICATION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCYDepartment of State requires scholars to have “sufficient proficiency in the English language, as determined by an objective measurement of English language proficiency, successfully to participate in his or her program and to function on a day-to-day basis.” [ 22 CFR 62.11(a)(2)]
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FORM B: COMPLETED BY SCHOLAR
Enter only the country which the scholar has legal permanent residence and has the intention of residing there permanently. May be different than country of citizenship; not temporary residence
Last activity in EV’s home country; not activity in U.S. or in country of temporary residence
Only legally married spouse and unmarried children under 21 are eligible for J-2 status. Email address is required for J-2 Spouses.
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FORM BRefers to application for U.S. Permanent Residence (Green Card) status
Need to include copies of immigration documents if previously in J status, or if currently inside the U.S.
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FORM C: COMPLETED BY SCHOLAR
EMPLOYEE: Department will sponsor health insurance for scholar as an employee of UC San Diego
ENROLL IN GARNETT-POWERS VISITING SCHOLAR BENEFIT PLAN: Plan details located on GP Website
WAIVER: Scholar will use alternate coverage and have the policy reviewed and waived. See Waiver Form for instructions. Scholar will need to forward a copy of the waiver to our office: [email protected] to show they are compliant with the J-1 Requirements.
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HEALTH INSURANCE• Mandatory for all J-1 scholars and their J-2 family members must meet U.S. Department of State requirements
• Employed by UCSD: • Postdoctoral Scholars: Postdoc insurance policy through ORA Dependents are also eligible to purchase coverage
• Other paid positions: Usually paid by the faculty sponsor or department May need to purchase supplement: Medical Evacuation and Repatriation Insurance, available at http://ifso.ucsd.edu/living-in-
sd/insurance/index.html Must purchase own insurance or department can cover
• Visiting Graduate Students and Visiting Scholars • Visiting Academics Benefits Plan visit http://www.garnett-powers.com/vs/ucsd/• Alternative Insurance Policy: Must obtain a waiver from Garnett Powers and forward a copy to
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FORM D: COMPLETED BY DEPARTMENT
• Required for J-1 scholars with foreign medical degree.
• Defines whether scholar’s program will involve incidental patient contact or no patient contact.
Patient contact:
• If SECTION II is selected, the department must include the Five-Point Statementas specified at http://ifso.ucsd.edu/dept-facilitators/j1/index.html#Medical-Scholars:-Five-Point-St
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FORM D: FOR MD OR EQUIVALENT
No patient contact
Incidental Patient contact
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PASSPORT BIOGRAPHICAL PAGE
• Be sure to include any amendment or extension pages.
• Must be valid for at least 6 months into the future
• Required for all J/2 requests
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DEPARTMENT CHECKLIST
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GROUP EXERCISESit with your team and complete Form A (except for signatures), using the following scenario to guide you.
Be prepared to explain your work to the group.
Yi Shao is a researcher that a PI in your department wants to bring over in J-1 status. She is currently working as a researcher in a hospital and completing a PhD in Medicine in China. The PI would like her to work in your department on Main Campus from 1/1/2017 to 8/31/2017, with a possibility to extend, before she returns to defend her dissertation. She has China Scholarship Council funding of $1400 per month, and a bank account that amounts to $12,000 U.S. dollars. The PI has informed you that for approximately 3-4 days a month she will be working at a lab in our Hillcrest facility as well.
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NAMING CONVENTIONS: WHAT WOULD IFSO DO?
You have a scholar whose family name is DING and given name is Yezhang. He keeps insisting his name should be written Ding Yezhang.
Yezhang DING. His official name, according to his passport.
You have a scholar whose family name is Dürsteler and given name is Urs. He noticed his DS-2019 reflected Duersteler.
Urs Duersteler, His official name, according to his passport.
In addition, he writes his birth date as 10/4/1983. Why?Most other countries use dd/mm/yyyy convention. When in doubt, check passport or other official gov’t document.
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QUESTIONS?• Q&A• 10 minute break
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SAMPLE DS-2019Section #1 Biographical Information
Section #2 Program Sponsorship
Section #3: Duration of status
• Period of authorized activity
• Grace Period:
• Can enter up to 30 days prior to start date
• Can stay up to 30 days after end date for recreational purposes or to apply for change of status
Section #4 EV Category & area of research: 1.) Research Scholar/Professor, 2.) Short-term Scholar, 3.) Student Intern
Section #5 Funding
#1 Biographical Information
#2 Program Sponsor
#3 Duration of Status
#4 EV Category & Area of Research
#5 Funding
Position: Refer to Form B Section 1: #10
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VISA APPLICATION PROCESS1. Scholar sets appointment with U.S. Consulate or Embassy for visa interview after receiving DS-2019: http://usembassy.state.gov/
2. Must pay fees prior to visa interview:• J-1: SEVIS fee ($180) www.fmjfee.com (does not apply to visa renewals or dependents)
• Fee is paid to Immigration and Customs Enforcement • J-1 and J-2: Visa application fee ($160)
• Fee is paid to Embassy or Consulate
3. Required Documents for Visa Application: • Visa application forms (available on consulate’s website)• Original DS-2019• Invitation letter or offer letter• Verification of financial support• SEVIS fee payment receipt• Evidence of ties to home country
Delays due to security clearances can take one month or longer
Canadian citizens: Visa not required
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WHAT IS THE VISA FOR?
• Serves as an entry permit only
• This is not evidence of employment of legal status
• Does not have to be valid during stay inside the U.S.
Expiration Date: Not an indication of how long the visitor can stay or work in the U.S.
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ENTRY TO THE U.S.
Required Documents:
•DS-2019 (original)•Passport (valid for at least 6 months into the future)
•Visa stamp (except Canadian citizens)
•I-901 SEVIS Fee Payment Receipt
•Invitation or Offer Letter
At port-of-entry:
•J-1 and any J-2 dependents will receive an Arrival/Departure stamp or card (I-94), see next slide for details
Re-entry•J-1 and J-2 need travel authorization from advisor on DS-2019 form
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FORM I-94• If paper card not issued, print from
CBP.gov/I94• Will need for:
• I-9• SSA• DMV
• Paper cards still issued at land borders, or if Form I-515 for entering without proper documents
• M-274 updated for the new I-9 form, but not updated for I-94 automation (see: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/m-274.pdf) J1
D/S
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DELAY IN ARRIVAL•If scholar will arrive 15+ days late, e-mail [email protected]
•Dates cannot be amended after the scholar has registered with our office
•Automated electronic notices to departmental contact will be sent 7, 14 and 21 days after start date of DS-2019.
•This notification will alert us to keep the record active in SEVIS, and allow scholar additional time to enter U.S.
• New DS-2019 issued upon request or if 30 day delay, otherwise scholar will receive new DS-2019 at J1 orientation
•End date modified accordingly unless department requests otherwise
•Make sure to update the scholars appointment to match their new DS-2019
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REGISTRATION
•Scholar must REGISTER at IFSO within 15 days of the start date (see date on section 3 of the DS-2019)
•Scholar provides copies of immigration documents and local contact information (address and local phone number)
•Do NOT enter “J” status in PPS system until scholar is actually present in the U.S. and the I-9 has been completed.
•Attend mandatory J-1 Orientation
•Other Visa Types: B-1/B-2, WB, F-1 etc. Showing up in the wrong status can have serious consequences!
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ORIENTATION•J-1: every Wednesday at 9:30am promptly, except during holidays and office closure in McGill Hall 2123 (coffee/networking 9:15 am)
• Immigration regulations• Travel• Address requirement• Employment• Social Security Number- Scholar should apply 1 week after registration at IFSO• CA Driver License• Insurance- auto and medical
•J-2 dependents: 1st & 3rd Wednesdays every month meet at McGill Hall (IFSO Lobby)
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MAINTAINING STATUS•Submit IFSO Amendment Form if there are any changes to: •Funding•Department•Position/Title•Site of Activity
•Submit IFSO Leave of Absence Form if scholar will be outside the U.S. for more than 1 month for business purposes (not personal travel)
• Exchange Visitors must meet minimum health insurance coverage as required by the Department of State (See Form C)
•Occasional Lectures and Consultations
Scholars may receive payment for occasional lectures or short-term consultations at another institution or company, provided that the requirements are met.
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EXTENSION OF STAY
• DS-2019 must remain valid at all times, to keep scholar in status
• Department submits the J-1 Extension Application http://ifso.ucsd.edu/dept-facilitators/j1/index.html
• Ineligible if scholar received waiver of 2-Year Home Rule from Department of State
• Health Insurance coverage will be checked before an extension is approved
• Submit request well ahead of DS-2019 end date to avoid rush fee and lapse in scholars J-1 status
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J-2 DEPENDENTS
• Spouse or unmarried child under age 21 of J-1 exchange visitor
• To work (paid or unpaid), must file an I-765 application for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD).
• Employment eligibility document (for I-9 purposes):•EAD card—employment valid for dates indicated on the card
• If working at UCSD, please have them register at IFSO•J-2 dependents requests can be requested from the scholar after the J-1scholar arrives in the U.S.
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SAMPLE EAD CARD
Period of authorized employment
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COMPLETION OF J-1 PROGRAM
•When scholar completes program, department must immediately notify IFSO by submitting Departure Form at http://ifso.ucsd.edu/dept-facilitators/departure-form.html
•If the scholar was PAID, the program completion date should match the separation date listed in the PPS database
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CASE STUDIES
Luigi RICCARDI is completing his PhD at the University of Roma and will be working in a PI’s lab in your department for 3 months, from 4/1/17 through 6/31/17. The PI will subsidize him for $800 a month; his institution is paying him $700/month.
Do you foresee any problem with a DS-2019 request?
What title will you use for an appointment? (e.g. Postdoc)
Which J-1 category will you use? A. Research ScholarB. Short Term ScholarC. Student Intern
Not enough funding
Visiting Graduate Student
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CASE STUDIESKyung He PARK is an undergraduate student in Seoul; his curriculum requires that he do an internship in a biomedical lab in the U.S. for 8 months, from 1/1/2017 through 8/31/2017. His family will support him financially during his stay.
Which J-1 category will you select? A. Research ScholarB. Short Term ScholarC. Student Intern
Which appointment title? (e.g. Postdoc)
How much funding will he require?
What type of funding and other documents should you procure for the DS-2019 request?
Visiting Scholar
$2400/month
Letter of support from family member, bank statement, DS-7002, and intern evaluation at program completion
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CASE STUDIES
Ashanti CHOWDURY just completed her PhD and is being appointed as a Postdoctoral Scholar-Employee, with UCSD salary, beginning 7/1/2017; you have her appointment letter showing duration of appointment for the entire year.
Which J-1 category will you select? A. Research ScholarB. Short Term ScholarC. Student Intern
What dates for J-1 status will you request on the DS-2019 request form?
Department may request up to 5 Years, 07/01/2017 -06/30/2022
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DEPARTMENT CONTACTS LISTSERV59
• “Did You Know?”: [email protected]
• IFSO Event details on http://ischolars.ucsd.edu/and on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ifso.ucsd/
• IFSO programs include: Disneyland, Universal Studios, Outback Adventure trips, Friday Café, World Forum, IEW
UPCOMING DEPARTMENT TRAININGSThe International Faculty & Scholar Office holds regular departmental training sessions throughout the year. Enrollment will be available through UC Learning Center (requires Single Sign-On).Training Schedules can also be found on the IFSO website at http://ifso.ucsd.edu/dept-facilitators/training.htmlPR DEPARTMENT TRAINING
October 11, 2016 @ 9:30am
H-1B STATUS DEPARTMENTAL TRAINING FOR BEGINNERS
October 25, 2016 @ 9:30am
J-1 and H-1B VISA STATUS ADVANCED DEPARTMENTAL TRAINING
November 22, 2016 @ 9:30am
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS AND LESS COMMON VISA CLASSIFICTIONS (B-1/B-1, WB, TN)
December 6, 2016 @ 9:30am
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WHERE SHOULD I GO IF I HAVE QUESTIONS?•J-1 Team•Dalia Alshamas: Health Sciences & School of Medicine•Jennifer Homrich: Main Campus Johanna Marroig: SIO, Rady School of Management, SDSC, Qualcomm Inst., and affiliate organizations (VMRF, Ludwig, IOA, HHMI)Melissa Chiong: Immigration Intake AdvisorStacey Zumo: Immigration Assistant
•Please contact IFSO for advice and guidance• [email protected]• [email protected]
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Dalia [email protected]
x61447Immigration Advisor
Roark Miller [email protected]
x43731Director
Jennifer [email protected]
x25851Immigration Advisor
Jerry LinkonCounseling Attorney
Melissa [email protected]
x24014Immigration Intake Advisor
Johanna [email protected]
x25541Assistant Director
Sandra [email protected]
x41939Immigration Advisor
Marie [email protected]
X24015Immigration Advisor
Sarah [email protected]
IFSO Office Manager
Stacey ZumoEmail Address TBD
X26050Immigration Assistant
Nallely “Natalie” [email protected]
x46863IIntake Advisor
IFSO CONTACT INFORMATIONContact UsHours:9 a.m. – 4 p.mMonday – FridayMcGill Hall 2nd Floor Suite 2126
Mailing address:9500 Gilman DriveM/C 0123La Jolla, CA92093-0123Subscribe to the ListServ for International Faculty & ScholarsP: (858) 246-1448F: (858) 246-1440E: [email protected]
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