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ESU Export Control Determination

USCIS Form I-129 “Petition for Nonimmigrant Workers”

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) changed the I-129 Form and now an export

control review and certification is required in Part 6. Petitions for H-1B, H-1B1 Chile/Singapore, L-1,

and O-1A petitions require review and certification that the applicant during the period of employment

will, or will not, require a U.S. Dept. of Commerce or U.S. Dept. of State license under export control

provisions.

In order for the University to complete the I-129 Form, export control issues must be assessed by

the individual who will be supervising the foreign national employee or applicant.

Before answering the questions below, please review information about export controls.

Information is available online at: International Traffic in Arms Regulations, U.S. Dept. of State:

Export Administration Regulations, U.S.

Dept. of Commerce: You may obtain further information and assistance from

the Research and Grants Center or the Provost’s Office and questions about this form should be directed

to those offices. USCIS Form I-129 requires certification that you reviewed the export regulations and

determined that a license is, or is not, required. These answers will help determine if an export license is

needed for the foreign national employee or applicant.

Name of Applicant: _______________________________

Citizenship: ___________________

□ Yes □ No

1. Will the applicant have access to ITAR controlled data, technology,

materials, information, software, or equipment?

□ Yes □ No

2. Will the applicant have access to EAR controlled technology or

Encryption software code?

□ Yes □ No

3. Will the applicant be involved in a project that has a technology

Control plan in place?

4. Will the applicant be involved with a project that:

□ Yes □ No

a. Has restrictions on the release of certain project information?

□ Yes □ No

b. Has publication or access and dissemination restrictions?

□ Yes □ No

c. Has a military connotation or end use?

□ Yes □ No

d. Is sponsored by a defense agency?

□ Yes □ No

e. Is related to space, missile technology, or biological/chemical

weapons?

□ Yes □ No

f. Requires foreign national approval by sponsor or no foreign

Nationals are allowed?

□ Yes □ No

5. Do you have reason to believe the applicant will need an export license?

If you answered “No” to all of the questions, please sign below and submit this form along with the

Export Control Certification form to the Provost’s Office. Your signature below certifies the

information you provided above is true and correct, that you have reviewed the export control

regulations, and to the best of your knowledge no export license is needed for the applicant at the

time of signature.

__________________________________

_______________________________________

Name of Responsible Party

Responsible Party Signature

Date

__________________________________

_______________________________________

Department

Department Head Signature

Date

Adapted from University of Arizona 2011-03-28

Uscis Form I-129 "Petition For Nonimmigrant Workers"

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