2) Those on OPT are also required to report their employer’s name and address. Again, the address reported must be the employer’s location address and not a post office box number. When reporting an employer’s name, if working for a company, the name of the actual company must be reported (not the name of the supervisor). Those who are unemployed must report this also.
| | Situation | Information |
| 1 | Employed by one employer | Check the corresponding box on the form. Provide employer’s name and address. |
| 2 | Employed by multiple employers | Check the corresponding box on the form. List all employer’s names and addresses, indicating which employer is the primary employer. |
| 3 | Self-employed | Check the corresponding box on the form. Give the business address, which can be the same as one’s personal address. |
| 4 | Students with performing arts degrees who have multiple short-term jobs (gigs) | Check the corresponding box on the form. Follow instructions on the form by sending us a list of new gigs on a regular basis. If working for an agency, indicate the agency as the employer and list the agency’s address. |
| 5 | Not currently employed | Check corresponding box on the form. |
| 6 | Returned to home country with no current plans to return to the U.S to pursue OPT | Check the corresponding box on the form. Indicate the date of departure from the U.S. as instructed on the form. |
| 7 | Returned to home country with plans to return to the U.S. by (indicate date) to resume OPT | Check the corresponding box on the form. Indicate date as instructed on the form. |
| 8 | In the U.S. and no longer an F-1 student | Check the corresponding box on the form. Supply a copy (scanned or faxed) of I-797 Notice of Action that indicates current immigrant or non-immigrant status. |