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: Greg Siskind's BlogUSCIS RELEASES RULE EXTENDING F-1 PRACTICAL TRAINING TO 29 MONTHS
By Greg Siskind
But before you jump for joy, this only applies if you have an employer using E-Verify and you must be in a profession in the sciences, technology, engineering or math. This will potentially give a big boost to the electronic verification system and I'll have much more to present on E-Verify soon.
The other major news from the rule is a new cap gap provision that grants an automatic two month work and travel extension for those in F-1 status who are waiting on an H-1B October 1st start date.
I'll be covering this important news in greater depth over the weekend so check back. In the mean time, here's the USCIS press release.
Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on April 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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