After OPT, how to renew the American visa?

The US Immigration Bureau and the Department of Homeland Security have issued the latest interim regulations: the period of non-working status for American students who are looking for jobs after graduation should not exceed 3 months (non-STEM students) or 4 months (STEM students). OPT status will take effect 2 months after graduation at the latest; The time for international students to find a job after graduation has been shortened from 14 months to 5 or 6 months; For STEM students, the OPT period can be extended to 29 months, but at the same time, the following three policies must be met: 1. STEM majors must include: mathematics, agricultural science, biological science, chemistry, physics and astronomy, geological science and engineering; 2. You have got a job offer, and the work you are engaged in must be related to your major; 3. The employer must be a member of E-Verify (not all employers are). For non-STEM students, the period of no work during OPT cannot exceed 3 months, and OPT cannot be extended, otherwise they will lose their F- 1 status; For STEM students, if the above three conditions are met, OPT can be extended to 29 months, but the time without work during OPT cannot exceed 4 months, otherwise they will lose their F- 1 status. Many students think that during the OPT period, they can continue to contact the laboratory for experiments or business trips. However, when you go to the US Consulate in China to renew the contract, the visa officer will ask the visa applicant to provide the work tax bill during the OPT period. In the United States, no matter what industry you are engaged in or how much you earn, the U.S. government will provide everyone with proof of tax bill, so whether you have a tax bill can directly determine whether you can continue to work in the United States. Liu graduated from Southern Methodist University with honors. During OPT, he conducted experiments in the laboratory of the University of Houston. After 10, he returned to China and applied for a Ph.D. from Texas A&M University, and received a full scholarship. When she entered the American consulate hopefully, the visa officer refused her visa because she could not provide the tax bill during the OPT period, and told her that she had lived illegally in the United States for 10 months. According to the US immigration law, if a visa applicant has a record of illegal residence in the United States, she cannot apply for a US visa within 10 years. This is undoubtedly a painful blow to her. According to the above cases, first of all, Americans are very principled. As the applicants have applied for internship opportunities, they should work in E-Verify during this period. Secondly, even if you use this time to continue your research or apply for a school or laboratory, the visa officer will not allow you to continue to return to the United States because of illegal residence. If you are not a STEM major student, it is best not to apply for OPT. First of all, it is difficult to get good work experience or improve your professional background in the United States for half a year. In addition, it is also difficult to get a visa for H 1B within half a year. Unless you meet the immigration standards for excellent talents, it is best to return to China within 60 days after graduation. If you want to continue studying in the United States, you can interview in the United States first, and then go back to China to urge. If the applicant has applied for OPT in the United States, the work unit must meet the above three requirements, and when you go to the embassy to renew it, you must also provide all the tax bills and work certificates earned during OPT, so that the visa officer can recognize that you are doing legal work. In the United States, whether you live or work, you must abide by American policies and regulations, otherwise there will be endless troubles, and it is not difficult to renew your visa in the United States. What is important is whether the visa applicant meets the principle of visa issuance. It is best to consult Australian education professionals in order to help students provide effective policy information and successfully obtain visa renewal in the United States.