Pamphlet on your rights in tne USA

What should applicants do on the interview day?

· Arrive 15 minutes prior to the appointment time.

· Make sure all documents are in order.

• Make sure to read supplemental pamphlet available at http://www.travel.state.gov/pdf/Pamphlet-Printer.pdf
• Go through security check at the guard’s station.

• Submit document package, along with the international passport, to the Consular staff member, get fingerprints scanned and receive a numbered ticket.
• Wait for the visa interview.
• Interview with a Consular Officer.
• Receive notification of the interview results from the Consular Officer.
• Arrange passport delivery with the Courier Service located in the pavilion, if a J-1 visa is approved.

ü It’s an agency’s responsibility to inform SWT participants about the rules of behavior in the Consular Section. ü Please, be aware that bags, purses, cosmetics, mobile phones, etc. cannot be taken into the Consular Section. It is the agency’s responsibility to store personal belongings of its applicants.

Program start and end dates. Grace period.

— Program dates for Ukraine: May 2 – Sept 2, 2012.

— Summer Work and Travel participants have to complete their exchange programs and return to Ukraine no later than the beginning of the Ukrainian University academic year.

— Summer Work and Travel participants may remain in U.S. for up to 30 days (“grace period”) after completion of the exchange program, but no later than September 2, 2012. The grace period has to be used for domestic travel within the U.S. and/or to prepare for and depart from the United States, and for no other purpose. SWT participants cannot re-enter the U.S. after the program end date indicated on the DS-2019.

Please note the visa printing process may be put on hold for up to 72 hours due to various administrative processes. Passport delivery takes at least 3-5 business days. Please plan accordingly.

PAMPHLET ON YOUR RIGHTS IN TNE USA

You Have the Right to:

 Be treated and paid fairly;

 Not be held in a job against your will;

 Keep your passport and other identification documents in your possession;

 Report abuse without retaliation;

 Request help from unions, immigrant and labor rights groups and other groups; and

 Seek justice in U.S. courts.

If you are mistreated or your rights are violated, call these toll-free numbers:

National Human Trafficking Resource Center’s

24 Hour Toll-Free Hotline [phone]

(Run by a non-governmental organization)

Trafficking in Persons and Worker Exploitation Task Force Complaint Line

(Monday — Friday, 9am-5pm Eastern Time)

1-888-428-7581

(Run by the U.S. Department of Justice)

If you are in immediate physical danger, Call 91

Questions for the interview:

1. What is your name?

2. You are an exchange student, aren’t you?

3. What is the purpose of your visit to the USA?

4. When do you want/need to start your job in the USA?

5. What job are you going to have in the USA?

6. How this experience will help you in your future?

7. Where are you going to work in the USA?

8. Where are you going to stay in the USA?

9. How long are you going to stay in the USA?

10. What will you do if you have problems with your boss at work in the US?

11. When will you leave the US?

12. What is your major?

13. Why have you chosen this major/department/faculty/university?

14. How long have you been learning English? Where?

15. Did you take any courses?

16. Have you got any medical restrictions?

17. Have you ever been charged with any thing in Ukraine or abroad?

18. What’s the name of your rector? Dean? Vice-dean?

19. What do your parents think about your participation in the program?

20. Who gives you money for the trip? Who pays for you trip?

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