Nogi

Hi,
I am a Mexican student studying in the US with F-1.I am currently a
senior High school student and the school where i go offers me a job
to work in the office and at the cafeteria.Just wondering on how i can
get "work permit" and social security number with my F-1 visa.Any help
is highly appreciated.

Ingo Pakleppa

On Mon, 14 Oct 2002 21:56:27 -0700, nogi wrote:

    > Hi,
    > I am a Mexican student studying in the US with F-1.I am currently a
    > senior High school student and the school where i go offers me a job to
    > work in the office and at the cafeteria.Just wondering on how i can get
    > "work permit" and social security number with my F-1 visa.Any help is
    > highly appreciated.

You need to discuss that with the international student officer at your
school.

Sylvia Ottemoeller

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    > I am a Mexican student studying in the US with F-1.I am currently a
    > senior High school student and the school where i go offers me a job
    > to work in the office and at the cafeteria.Just wondering on how i can
    > get "work permit" and social security number with my F-1 visa.Any help
    > is highly appreciated.

Your school must give you a letter to take to the Social Security =
office, with your passport, I-94 and I-20. The Social Security office =
will then accept your application for a SSN. Because your school is a =
high school, it may not be very sophisticated in dealing with visa =
matters. Here is a reference that you can show your adviser: =20

8 CFR section 214.2(f)(9), available through =
http://www.ins.usdoj.gov-
/graphics/lawsregs/8cfr.htm:
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9) Employment -- (i) On-campus employment. On-campus employment must =
either be performed on the school's premises, (including on-location =
commercial firms which provide services for students on campus, such as =
the school bookstore or cafeteria), or at an off-campus location which =
is educationally affiliated with the school. . . .
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There is no other document that you need for *on-campus* work =
authorization, other than your passport, I-94, I-20 and SSN. =20



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