Q: Do I need to change my job title on our website if I change the O-net description on my H-1B renewal?

A: If you are changing the O-Net code on your H-1B renewal application, it is not necessary to change your job title with your employer or on your company's website. The O-Net code is used by the Department of Labor to classify occupations and does not determine your job title. Your job title can be different from the O-Net code and is usually determined by your employer.

However, it is important to ensure that the job duties, responsibilities, and compensation you are performing match the new O-Net code you are using on your H-1B renewal application. This is because the O-Net code and job duties are used by the USCIS to determine whether your position qualifies for H-1B classification.

A: It's not necessary to change your job title on your employer's website if you change the O-net code on your H-1B renewal application. The O-net code is used by the Department of Labor to categorize different occupations and industries, and it's primarily used for statistical and research purposes.

As long as your job duties, responsibilities, and compensation remain the same, you can continue to use your current job title on your employer's website and other relevant documents. The fact that your O-net code is changing on your H-1B renewal application does not necessarily affect your job title or your actual job duties.

However, it's always a good idea to consult with your immigration attorney or HR representative to ensure that you are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations related to your visa status and employment. They may be able to provide more specific guidance based on your individual circumstances.