Immigration Affairs serves as the primary source for guidance on employing international employees across all twelve universities and eight agencies within the Texas A&M University System as outlined in System Regulation 33.99.09. We are the designated unit responsible for preparing employer-sponsored petitions for eligible international employees, supporting both nonimmigrant statuses (H-1B, O-1, TN, E-3) and permanent residence (green card).

This website offers general information and resources to support our community. The content provided is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.

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Resources for Hiring Units

Guidance and resources on international employee sponsorship and compliance for hiring units across the Texas A&M University System.

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Resources for International Employees

Information and resources to help international employees maintain status and navigate employment requirements.

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Supporting Systemwide Immigration Processes

As your trusted resource for employment-based immigration guidance within the Texas A&M University System, the Immigration Affairs team's mission is to help System members navigate immigration processes with clarity and confidence, ensuring every step is fully compliant with federal and state laws and system regulations.

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Our team prides itself on deep technical expertise and a commitment to personalized support.

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Notice of Posting

Pursuant to 20 CFR 655.734, the universities and agencies with the Texas A&M University System provide the following Notice of Posting for E-3 and H-1B positions.

Immigration News & Guidance

Stay informed with the latest updates on immigration regulations, university policies, and best practices for employing international employees.