Common use of While U.S Clause in Contracts

While U.S. State Department regulations allow participants holding citizenship from a country that is on the US Visa Waiver Program to enter the US without a pre-arranged job offer, CCUSA strongly recommends that ALL participants locate employment and submit a completed CCUSA Independent Job Offer form prior to departure for the US. If you submit a job offer later than 15 April 2018 CCUSA reserves the right to not accept it. If we do accept your job offer after this date, it is at the discretion of the CCUSA US office. If accepted, your requested start date must be at least 6 weeks from the date the job offer was submitted and you must pay a late fee of US$50. The State Department may require the completion of a DS-7007 outlining the full details of your pre-arranged job offer. If this regulation goes into effect before you travel to the US, you will be required to comply.

While U.S. State Department regulations allow participants holding citizenship from a country that is on the US Visa Waiver Program to enter the US without a pre-arranged job offer, CCUSA strongly recommends that ALL participants locate employment and submit a completed CCUSA Independent Job Offer form prior to departure for the US. If you submit a job offer later than 15 April 2018 2021 CCUSA reserves the right to not accept it. If we do accept your job offer after this date, it is at the discretion of the CCUSA US office. If accepted, your requested start date must be at least 6 weeks from the date the job offer was submitted submitted, and you must pay a late fee of US$€50. The State Department may require the completion of a DS-7007 outlining the full details of your pre-arranged job offer. If this regulation goes into effect before you travel to the US, you will be required to comply.

While U.S. State Department regulations allow participants holding citizenship from a country that is on the US Visa Waiver Program to enter the US without a pre-arranged job offer, CCUSA strongly recommends that ALL participants locate employment and submit a completed CCUSA Independent Job Offer form prior to departure for the US. If you submit a job offer later than 15 April 2018 2020 CCUSA reserves the right to not accept it. If we do accept your job offer after this date, it is at the discretion of the CCUSA US office. If accepted, your requested start date must be at least 6 weeks from the date the job offer was submitted submitted, and you must pay a late fee of US$€50. The State Department may require the completion of a DS-7007 outlining the full details of your pre-arranged job offer. If this regulation goes into effect before you travel to the US, you will be required to comply.

While U.S. State Department regulations allow participants holding citizenship from a country that is on the US Visa Waiver Program to enter the US without a pre-arranged job offer, CCUSA strongly recommends that ALL participants locate employment and submit a completed CCUSA Independent Job Offer form prior to departure for the US. If you submit a job offer later than 15 April 2018 2019 CCUSA reserves the right to not accept it. If we do accept your job offer after this date, it is at the discretion of the CCUSA US office. If accepted, your requested start date must be at least 6 weeks from the date the job offer was submitted and you must pay a late fee of US$50. The State Department may require the completion of a DS-7007 outlining the full details of your pre-arranged job offer. If this regulation goes into effect before you travel to the US, you will be required to comply.