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Host On-Program Checklist

  • Check-in with your participant to ask when their embassy interview is scheduled
  • After their visa has been issued, ask the participant to provide their U.S. arrival plans
  • Review J-1 tax requirements with your HR department and/or PEO
  • Send participant local housing recommendations
  • Send onboarding schedule and arrival instructions to participant
  • Review our tips for a successful program
  • Remind the participant to register their arrival and U.S. address with InterExchange
  • Give the participant the required onboarding paperwork
  • Stay familiar with the program purpose and your participant’s DS-7002 Training Plan
  • Inform InterExchange about any program changes including wage changes, supervisor changes, office address changes, etc. 
  • Notify us of any issues or concerns you may have so that we can help to facilitate a resolution
  • Let us know if the participant has any major health or safety concerns
  • This is required for all programs six months or longer. InterExchange will email the evaluation link when it is due, so be on the lookout in your inbox
  • Learn more about extension eligibility here
  • This is required for all programs and will be emailed to you by InterExchange so keep an eye on your inbox
  • If your participant was paid during the program, send their W-2 form so that they can file their nonresident alien taxes