I want to do an internship with USCIS

[ak3 0]

Does anyone know where I can find information about doing an internship at USCIS? Their site does not give a lot of information ..where or who do I need to call/email? Thanks for any info

[Nessa 23]

go to a USCIS office and ask them, simple

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

http://www.usajobs.gov/

[LaL 418]

Go on disability, they contract jobs out from a number of companies inclusing USCIS so people can return to work - from home.

Edited January 23, 2009 by LaL

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

ahmkri,

LaL is offering to break your legs for you. For a price, of course.

[Yoink 7]

after all the hell they put you through you want payback?

[john & jean 37]

you are not afraid the stupidity is contagious???

[NewDestiny 0]

Q&A Regarding the Federal Career Intern Program

The Federal Career Intern Program (FCIP) is an excellent way to gain experience and launch a career. Federal Career Interns train for a position while working and earning a salary.

The term "intern" can be somewhat misleading when considering the FCIP. At USCIS, Employees in the FCIP are charged with responsibilities to the fullest extent of their ability. More importantly, through on the job training, they receive experience in immigration matters that is second to none.

Q : What is the training requirement for Federal Career Interns?

Federal Career Interns will be subject to a required basic training program and must successfully perform the job during the two-year internship.

BASIC Training

New USCIS officer attend a nine week basic training course as they enter on duty.

"BASIC" utilizes techniques that ensure officers are successful in their jobs as soon they arrive at their home offices from training.

A key element of BASIC is a hands-on practicum whereby students begin adjudicating cases in a live mentored learning environment.

The BASIC curriculum is focused to provide employees with:

perspective

legal knowledge

interviewing and decision-writing skills

You can try to email them on their website they do provide an email. (USCIS.gov)

Hopes this helps.

[Uncle Wally 2]

Just send them a letter or an email. They should get back to you within 8-10 months.

[Sylvia_n_Joseph 3]

I believe you have to be a US citizen to work for them.

[IgnatiusJ.Reilly 0]

Good. I'm finally sending in my I-130 and I-129 this month. I'll just send them to you instead.

Edited January 24, 2009 by IgnatiusJ.Reilly

[ak3 0]

lol

[mawilson 2,133]

Does anyone know where I can find information about doing an internship at USCIS?

Don't do it, man. They are Evil.

[nowhereman 1]

If USCIS doesn't accept you try the DMV... same level of incompetence & bad attitudes.