FOR

OFFICE USE ONLY

CSB International Agent: _________________ Participant: ID#_____________

Summer Work Travel Program

119 Cooper Street, Babylon, NY 11702
P: 1-877-669-0717 | F: 1-631-893-4547
info@csb-usa.com | www.csb-usa.com

JOB OFFER FORM
EMPLOYER SECTION
Corporate Registered Name

Business Type

State of Business
Registration

Business License Number A copy of the license must be provided

Doing business as (dba)

Employer Identification Number (EIN) /
Federal Tax ID

Expiration Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

Policy Number

Expiration Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

Workers Compensation Insurance Certificate Besides the below information, a copy of the certificate must be provided
Carrier Name

Carrier Phone Number

Employer Complete Main Address

City

State

City

State

Has your company employed J1 participants before?

Address of Exact Work Site (if different from above)

Zip Code

YES NO

Zip Code

Total number of J1 placements available with CSB at this location this hiring season

Name of Owner/Manager
Primary Contact Name

Office Phone Number

Fax Number

Email

Supervisor Name

Office Phone Number

Company Website Address

Mobile Number

Email

Social Security Number - Participants arrive directly to their host sites and will be able to apply for the Social Security Number after arrival and check-in with CSB
Social Security Application Assistance

YES NO

Hours of Contact

Contact Name (if yes)

AM

Office Phone Number

PM Distance (miles)

SSA Website: www.ssa.gov

EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS
START DATE*

Earliest (mm/dd/yyyy)

END DATE*

Earliest (mm/dd/yyyy)

Latest (mm/dd/yyyy)

Latest (mm/dd/yyyy)

* Note: The participant must arrive according to the start date on the Form DS-2019 and is eligible to work only during the program dates on the Form DS-2019. These dates observe the limits of his/her official summer
vacation period, up to a maximum of 4 months.
Social Security Number (SSN) must
Social Security Number (SSN) must
English Level Requirement
Basic Intermediate Advanced
be issued to be begin working
YES NO
be issued to get paid
YES NO
Skills Required

Physical Demands

Prerequisites

Cost (if any): $

JOB INFORMATION
Employer Representative Name
Job Title

Wage per Hour

Signature
Job Description

Minimum Hours per Week*

Payroll

Weekly Bi-weekly Monthly

Hours that fall predominantly between
10pm 6am are prohibited

Tips Available

YES NO

State Minimum Wage (if greater than federal) per Hour

Overtime Available

YES NO

Overtime Wage per Hour

* Note: It should be minimum 30 (thirty) hours. The number of hours is estimated, it is not a guarantee. The number of hours is general in nature and may be subject to change (e.g. business demand).
Is Training Paid

YES NO

Training Wage per Hour

Bonus Policy

Training Duration

Dress Code

Bonus Available

YES NO

Cost of Uniform

HOUSING
Housing Availability

YES NO Other (offered by third party)

Provider Name

Type (if yes)

Email

YES NO
City

Yes basic Yes-full No

Number of Bedrooms

Number of Bathrooms

Cost per Week*

Payroll Deducted

YES NO

Furnished (if yes)

Phone

Are the costs listed below equivalent to the market value of the area
Housing Address

House Dorm Style Hotel/Motel

Apartment Bunk house

State

Zip Code

Number of Tenants per Room

Utilities Included

YES NO

Specify Utilities Not Included

Housing Deposit
$
Refundable Amount $
Refund Policy
Lease Required
YES NO
Length
* Note: Generally, the first month and deposit are due upon arrival. Housing is generally basic furnished with no kitchen utensils cookware, linens or towels provided. Participants may need to bring or purchase necessities
for a healthy lifestyle.
Distance to Work Site (miles)

Transportation Method

Walking Provided Must arrange personally Public

Cost per Day (round trip, estimated) $

ARRIVAL INSTRUCTIONS
Pick-up Availability

YES NO Other (offered by third party)

Day (if yes)

Weekdays only (Monday-Friday) Anytime

Pick-up Cost Per Person $

Arrival Airport / Station

City

State

Hours of Pick-up
AM
PM
*Note: Participants should fly into the requested arrival city and/or final destination. If they fly into another airport, they can take the bus/train to the final destination. If a participant arrives outside of the business hours
(8am to 5pm) or during the weekend, the participant must book a hotel to spend the night and call the supervisor during the next business day.
Details (when, where, conditions)

After arrival, report to

Contact Name

Full Address

Office Phone Number

City

Hours of Contact
State

AM
Zip Code

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CSB International Agent: _________________ Participant: ID#_____________

Summer Work Travel Program

119 Cooper Street, Babylon, NY 11702
P: 1-877-669-0717 | F: 1-631-893-4547
info@csb-usa.com | www.csb-usa.com

AREA INFORMATION
Work site is best described as:

Remote Suburban Ocean Metropolitan

Nearest major city:

Distance (miles)

Grocery Store

Walking distance Transportation

Public Library

Walking distance Transportation

Post Office

Walking distance Transportation

Restaurants

Walking distance Transportation

Bank

Walking distance Transportation

Cultural Activities
EMPLOYER COOPERATION according to the U.S. Department of State and CSB (the sponsor) regulations governing the program:
1. The Summer Work Travel Program is a cultural exchange program. The purpose of the program is to provide foreign college and university students the opportunity to interact with U.S. citizens, experience U.S. culture
while sharing their own culture with Americans they meet, travel in the U.S. and work in seasonal jobs to help defray a portion of their expenses.
2. Our company wishes to participate in the Summer Work Travel Program as a third party and agrees to provide all information required by the sponsor to vet this job offer and cooperate with the sponsor, as needed.
This includes, but may not be limited to, a copy of the business license and a copy of the workers compensation insurance. This is certified by the signature of the person completing the form.
3. Our company acknowledges that the below accepted program participant is sponsored by CSB and he/she is considered by the United States Government to be the continuing responsibility of CSB.
4. Our company will provide a suitable work situation for each participant, with wage and work conditions consistent with that required of the American counterparts, and in compliance with applicable federal and state
law concerning employment. At minimum, participants must be compensated at the prevailing local wage, which must meet the higher of the applicable State or Federal Minimum Wage.
5. Our company will disclose in writing to the sponsor any fee, expense or cost that is assessed to and paid by any participant.
6. It is legal for participants to begin work after they applied for the Social Security Number, based on their Form DS-2019, I-94 card and receipt from SSA. For more information, please see:
http://www.ssa.gov/employer/hiring.htm and 26 CFR 3.6011(B)-2 of the I.R.S. code. Per IRS Employer Tax Guide and Publication 515, the participant, holder of a J1 Visa, is considered non-resident alien, not subject to
Social Security (FICA), Medicare and Federal Unemployment (FUTA) withholding taxes.
7. Our company AGREES TO:
a) Make good faith efforts to provide participants the number of hours of paid employment per week as identified on their job offers and agreed to when CSB vetted the jobs;
b) Pay eligible participants for overtime worked in accordance with applicable State or Federal law;
c) Notify CSB promptly when participants arrive at the work sites to begin their programs and encourage the participant to inform CSB of his/her residential address in the United States within 10 days of arriving; when
there are any changes or deviations in the job placements during the participants programs; when participants are not meeting the requirements of their job placements; or when participants leave their positions ahead
of their planned departures;
(d) Contact CSB immediately in the event of any emergency involving participants or any situations that impact their health, safety, or welfare; and
(e) In those instances when housing or transportation is provided, agree to provide suitable and acceptable accommodations and/or reliable, affordable, and convenient transportation.
8. Our company CERTIFIES THAT the positions offered will not displace U.S. workers, that there have been no layoffs in the last 120 days and that there are no workers on lockout or on strike.
9. Our company agrees that it shall not, without the written consent of the sponsor, assign or subcontract any of its obligations hereunder.
10. Our company is responsible to provide the Form W-2 directly to the participant once the employment has been completed so the participant can file a tax return request with the I.R.S.
I, the undersigned, am authorized by our company to extend job offers to the program participants. I hereby certify that the below mentioned participant has been offered employment in our company and all the details
included in this job offer agreement are true to my knowledge. I also certify no employee of our company has received compensation from any party in return for offering this job offer.
EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVE NAME (print)

Title

Signature

Date

PARTICIPANT SECTION
Participant

Last Name

Type of Placement (please check one)

First Name

CSB-placement Self-placement

Signature

Date

If Self-placement student please state how did you find your job (please check one)
International Representative Friend Recommendation Directly with the Employer Other
PARTICIPANT PROGRAM TERMS: (valid for all job offers) The participant is fully responsible for reading thoroughly, understand and ask clarifications and/or additional information prior to signing.
1. I will participate in the program only during my official university summer vacation, up to a maximum of 4 (four) months. The program cannot be extended.
2. I am eligible to work solely within the program dates specified on my Form DS-2019, not earlier and not later.
3. If no earlier departure is indicated on my I-94 card, I will leave the United States upon completion of my program, on time for the first day of school and no later than 30 (thirty) days (otherwise known as the grace
period) after the end date listed on the Form DS-2019. I am not authorized to work during the grace period however I can enjoy travel opportunities.
4. I must report directly to my primary site of activity according to my Form DS-2019 start date and respecting the arrival instructions, no later than 3 (three) business days after the start date on the form. I may arrive
no more than a week prior to the start date on my form and if so, I must report directly to my primary site of activity within 3 (three) days of my arrival in the United States. Failure to report to my primary site of activity on
time or at all will lead to my programs being Terminated and I will be required to return home within 48 (forty-eight) hours.
5. I am in the agreement that I will work in this site of activity throughout the entire period covered by my Form DS-2019, unless otherwise noted. Should I must leave the program earlier than scheduled, I must contact
CSB and the employer for permission (in writing). If I leave without permission (in writing) from CSB, my program will be Terminated and I will be required to return home within 48 (forty-eight) hours.
6. I understand that it may take up to 7 (seven) business days before I begin working and that my exact location, position, duties and responsibilities may vary during the period of my employment, due to arrival date,
position availability, English level, skills required, weather conditions and other events out of the employers control. This timeline may be longer if my employer requires that I have my Social Security Number issued
before I start working.
7. The job title, compensation and expenses of my position are specifically detailed in the job offer agreement I must sign.
8. I understand that the job offer agreement could partially or entirely change prior to my arrival or during the program, including, but not limited to details about the job, housing, deposit and other conditions. The terms
are general in nature and not a guarantee. The employee position, more hours, overtime, tips are not firm or irrevocable, and may be subject to change or revocation.
9. I must have permission (in writing) from CSB in order to change my primary job (site of activity). This includes my wish to quit. CSB must investigate any claim before taking a decision. If I leave without permission (in
writing) from CSB, my program will be Terminated and I will be required to return home within 48 (forty-eight) hours.
10. I am an employee at-will like my American counterparts. The job offer could be revoked prior to or during my program, for reasons not prohibited by law or out of the employers control such as low business demand,
weather, etc. Should my position or conditions of employment be revoked, CSB will assist me in finding alternative employment, but CSB makes no guarantee that it will be successful and that it can find a similar job, with
similar conditions in a similar location.
11. If I am fired from my job for any specific reason concerning my attitude, performance or actions, I must notify CSB within 5 (five) days. I not be allowed to continue my program and I may be asked to return
immediately home at my own expense.
12. Most of the pre-arranged jobs include shared housing and I should expect the basics. I will be required to bring or purchase items necessary for a healthy lifestyle (for example, linens, towels, kitchen utensils and
cookware). If I am placed in a site that provides and/or assists with housing, It is recommended to use this housing facility for the duration of my program as the employer might have made a financial commitment to the
housing site. If I am placed in a site that does not provide housing, I must carefully read and sign the NO Housing Form provided to me by CSB before accepting the job offer, as I will be required to locate housing on my
own and submit a proof of my housing address with at least 15 (fifteen) business days prior to my arrival in the United States.
13. It is solely my responsibility to cover the transportation expenses while in the program, including but not limited to arriving in/departing from the United States and transportation to and from work.
14. I must bring a minimum of $800 pocket money to support myself once I arrive in the United States. This amount is exclusive of the housing expenses (first month rent and housing deposit) and transportation. It may
take up to 3 (three) weeks until the first paycheck will be issued.
15. I have completed a budget sheet based on the job offer and I have made an accurate assessment on how much money is left after I pay taxes and all my daily living expenses.
16. I will observe and obey all United States federal, state and local laws. If I break the law, I understand that CSB will not be able to help me and I will be Terminated from my program and I will be required to return
home within 48 (forty-eight) hours.
17. I will respect all CSB and the United States Department of State Program rules, in regards with my employment and program participation, including the rules of conduct required by the employer.
18. It is in my best interest and my full responsibility to keep a copy of all documents I sign and I am responsible for keeping them in my possession during my stay in the United States
19. I have willingly and carefully read this job offer. I understand, agree and meet all qualifications and accept the job offer with all conditions herein.


FLORIN
CRACIUN
International Representative (company name) PROMO INTERNATIONAL
Contact Name (print)

FLORIN
CRACIUN
11-05-2014
Signature
Date

International Representative Stamp (here)
Digitally signed by FLORIN CRACIUN
DN: cn=FLORIN CRACIUN, o=PROMO INTERNATIONAL, ou=DIRECTOR, email=florin@promointernational.ro, c=RO
Date: 2014.10.29 15:02:16 +02'00'

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