Immigration News and Practical Articles on Studying in the U.S. / OPT

What Does “Card was Mailed to Me” EAD Status Mean?

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Have you checked your USCIS case status and seen the update: “Card was mailed to me”—but are not quite sure what it means for your EAD (Employment Authorization Document) status? You are not alone. This common notification often leaves applicants wondering about delivery timelines and …

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OPT Unemployment: Consequences and Solutions

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Optional Practical Training (OPT) provides international students with a valuable opportunity to gain practical work experience in their field of study after graduation. However, in today’s cold U.S. job market, securing employment has become increasingly difficult. Economic uncertain …

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White Paper for F-1 Students: Plan Your U.S. Journey with One e-Book

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Being an international student in the U.S. is an exciting but challenging adventure. From managing visa requirements to building a fulfilling academic and professional life, there’s so much to figure out. That’s why GoElite has created the ultimate resource for you: the White Paper fo …

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OPT Denied: Common Reasons, Consequences, and Solutions

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Optional Practical Training (OPT) provides F-1 international students in the United States an opportunity to gain work experience related to their field of study. This program allows students to work for up to 12 months after completing their degree, with an additional 24-month extens …

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OPT to Day 1 CPT: Understanding OPT Grace Period

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For international students in the United States, taking advantage of Optional Practical Training (OPT) is often the first step to develop their career in the country. However, with the declining selection rate of the H-1B visa lottery, an increasing number of international students ar …

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