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You may travel abroad and reenter while your OPT application is pending without your departure canceling your OPT application. To reenter, you need a valid passport, valid F-1 visa stamp, and a valid I-20 with a signature that is less than 1 year-old. Travel abroad while application is pending, AFTER graduation.
For people whose legal identities are tied to their workplaces, such as immigrants in the United States on work visas and international students on OPT (Optional Practical Training), quitting is neither a desirable nor legitimate option.
While you are on OPT, it is important to remember that you are still in F-1 immigration status.
Submit the Exit Form and upload proof of departure, such as plane ticket or I-94 travel history. ISS will update your SEVIS record to "completed" status after your departure date and your STEM OPT work authorization will automatically end. Submit the Transfer Out Request and upload a copy of your admission letter.
Yes you can cancel your post completion OPT. Discuss this with your designated school official.
You must be physically present in the US at the time you submit your OPT application.
Once an OPT request status changes to Pending, the student must write USCIS to withdraw the OPT application. The request must: Be sent to the USCIS Service Center processing the application. The address is on the USCIS-issued Receipt Notice sent to the student.
Yes you can cancel your post completion OPT. Discuss this with your designated school official.
Documenting OPT Employment Specifically, you should maintain evidence — for each job — of the position held, proof of the duration of that position, the job title, the hours worked per week, contact information for your supervisor or manager, and description of the work.