Immigration Information Session

Event Date: September 28, 2023
Hosted By: Jonathan Grode
Time: 12:00, 6:30, 7:15 PM
Location: Hybrid
Contact Name: ISS
Contact Email: intlscholars@purdue.edu
Open To: Graduate Students and Faculty
Priority: No
School or Program: Graduate Program
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The Office of International Students and Scholars in partnership with the Office of Executive Vice President of Research is hosting an information session on September 28 for Faculty and Graduate students (current, nearing graduation, recently graduated), and postdocs interested in knowing about their Immigration Options and Limits regarding industry collaboration and entrepreneurship (Faculty and staff); post-graduation and entrepreneurship-related options (students and post-docs).

 

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Industry Collaboration & Entrepreneurship - 12:00 PM in NLSN B203

Purdue International Faculty and Research Staff on H-1B, O-1 or other work visas

Topics: Engaging in start-up or industry collaboration while on a Purdue work visa; options for independent work visas; engaging with PARI while on a work visa; part-time Purdue work visas; active versus passive investment in start-ups while on a work visa; Q&A

 

Post-Graduation Immigration Options - 6:30 PM in MRGN 121

Current Students and Recent Graduates

Topics: Discussion of OPT, STEP OPT and limited discussion of OPT to H-1B transition; Q&A

 

Immigration for Entrepreneurs - 7:15 PM in MRGN 121

Upcoming and Recent Graduates

Discussion of entrepreneurial issues of OPT, transition from OPT to work visa for entrepreneurs; H-1B, E-3, L-1, TN, O-1 for entrepreneurs; J-1 for entrepreneurs; concurrent work permissions (start-up plus working a real job to pay bills); leveraging the higher ed cap exemption; incorporation while holding temporary work visa status; funding while holding work visas / work permissions (both impact on the visa as well as eligibility for the funding); greencards for entrepreneurs; start-up phases versus immigration phases; navigating the transition from temporary status to greencard status; Q&A