The regulations of the U.S. INS are contained in Title 8 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Non-immigrant An alien admitted to the United States for a specific purpose for a temporary stay that will end when its purpose has been accomplished. Granted by INS based on documents submitted by applicant and school's recommendation. Total length is 12 months, not extendible. May be used during school breaks, for part-time work while school is in session, or after graduation.
Work has to be within student's area of study.
Asylee status is granted by INS and may be terminated by the attorney general. Application is made on form I-539 accompanied by supporting documents. Contact the Designated School Official for details. A person born in the United States, or naturalized, holding a U.S. passport. Visa A stamp in the passport issued by an American Embassy or Consulate abroad, allowing the holder to request entry to the United States in a certain visa status within the time period specified on the visa.