The Vetting Process for Host Employers
What to expect when becoming a Host Employer
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Host Employer fills out an InterExchange Employment Offer form for each participant that they plan on hiring.
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Participants input the information from their Employment Offer form to their InterExchange online account.
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InterExchange creates an account for the host employer at app.interexchange.org. Host employers will receive an email asking them to accept the account invitation and set a password.
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InterExchange will email the host employer instructions to complete their Host Employer Application. This helps InterExchange learn about the business, collect documentation and complete the vetting process.
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Program regulations require InterExchange to collect the following Documents:
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Business license
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Workers' compensation deck sheet or policy's cover page
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Documents must be uploaded directly to the Host Employer Application; InterExchange will not accept documents submitted via email, fax, or by participants.
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InterExchange will place each participant application on the host employer's 'On Review' list for the host employer to confirm their Job Offer details.
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All participant applications 'On Review' will automatically expire after 21 days if the host employer does not confirm the Job Offer details. If the 'On Review' application has expired and the participant is still interested in this offer, they may re-submit the offer and contact their host employer to confirm the position details.
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Once the Host Employer Application has been submitted, InterExchange will review the information and contact the host employer by phone for a brief vetting interview. The host employer may expedite this process by calling InterExchange at 1-800-621-1202.
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InterExchange will need to speak to the employment contact listed on the Employment Offer form.
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If we are unable to reach the host employer by phone on the third attempt or after 15 days, the Job Offer will expire.
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Once the vetting interview has been conducted and the position has been approved, the participant will be issued their DS-2019 form which will be shipped to them via our international partner in their home country. Participants will then schedule a visa interview at a U.S. Embassy.
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The host employer should update their 'Arrival Instructions' in their InterExchange online account where participants may view it to coordinate their travel plans.
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InterExchange asks all participants to update their visa appointment and flight information in their online account. We recommend that host employers keep in touch with all their participants before the expected arrival date.
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Once participants enter the U.S., they have 10 days to register a U.S. home address with InterExchange and confirm that they have arrived at their job. If confirmed participants do not arrive for work on the scheduled arrival date, host employers should notify InterExchange by calling 1-800-621-1202.