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Legal Questions and Answers 1 I am a graduate student in science and engineering. The 12-month OPT is about to be used up. I want to apply for another 17-month OPT. What do I need...

1 I am a graduate student in science and engineering. My 12-month OPT is about to be used up. I want to apply for another 17-month OPT. How should I apply? Answer: Special attention should be paid to the following points: A: The application must be submitted before the original expiration date. Applicants who submit the application after the expiration date will not be approved. B: Applicants must complete all requirements for obtaining the degree. C: Column 17 of the I-765 application form must include the CIP Code of the degree obtained by the applicant, the name of the company registered in E-verify, and the company's E-verify ID. This ID is not the company's tax return number, and the E-verify number only has five or six digits. D: Attach a copy of the existing unexpired EAD. E: Attach a copy of the I-94 white card. F: Attach SEVIS I-20 COPY I-20 page 1-page 2. It must have the signature of the International Student Office staff. At the same time, the applicant must also sign on the first page. These signatures must be completed within 30 days. G. Fill in C3C in column 16 of the I-765 form. H: Attach a copy of the graduation certificate. Make sure the starting day of the extension is on. There cannot be a gap of one day after the old working day of OPT expires

2. My landlord refuses to return my security deposit to me because he said that I did not notify him 30 days in advance. Is this reasonable? Answer: Yes, if you do not notify the landlord 30 days before moving, the landlord will think that you will continue to rent the house every month. Therefore, if you suddenly move without notifying the landlord, he will not be able to find a tenant in sufficient time, and the security deposit for this month can be confiscated by him.