Resources
Everything you need to know to successfully live and train in the U.S. as an intern or trainee
Important Program Information
- The Purpose of the Program
- Second Jobs
- Monthly Check-Ins: Changes to Contact Info
- Program Evaluations
- 30-Day Grace Period
- Repeat Participation in the Internship and Training Program
- Two-Year Foreign Residency Requirement
- SEVIS Information
- U.S. Government Regulations and Requirements
- Know Your Rights
Important Documents
Although we strive to make the application process as simple as possible, there are still a number of important documents that you will need to begin your internship or training program.
- The J-1 Visa
- The J-2 Visa (for spouses or underaged children of J-1 Visa holders)
- Form DS-2019 (Certificate of Eligibility)
- Form DS-7002 (Training Plan)
- Form I-94 (Arrival / Departure Record)
- Social Security Card
- Documents Required for Your Career Training USA Application
Living in the USA
Financial & Tax Information
Health & Wellness
Your health and safety is always our top priority. We encourage you to review the following resources, which help you to stay healthy, happy, and safe throughout your program.Tips for a Successful Program
Frequently Asked Questions
The questions and answers below are designed to help you make your goal of interning in the U.S. a reality.
Alumni Resources
We have compiled some resources on how to leverage your internship or training experience in your future job search.- After Your Program
- How to Leverage Your International Internship in Your Job Search
- Networking: How to Make the Most Out of Your U.S. Experience
- Using LinkedIn for Your Internship or Job Search
- References and Recommendation Letters
- Refer Your Friends
- Intern or Train Again
- Share Your Experience
- Keep in Touch