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Analyze job postings for OPT, CPT, and H-1B fit using your resume, the role requirements, and company-level signals. ApplyOrNot helps users quickly evaluate whether a job posting is worth applying to based on their background and selected work authorization type. How it works: - Analyzes the job posting currently open in the browser - Compares the role against resume input or uploaded resume text - Factors in the selected authorization type, including F-1 OPT, F-1 CPT, and H-1B - Returns a practical recommendation such as APPLY or DO NOT APPLY - Explains the decision with reasons, missing skills, and next steps - Includes company-level signals when relevant, especially for H-1B analysis Who it is for: - International students and graduates evaluating U.S. job postings - Users who want a faster first-pass filter before spending time applying - Users who want clearer guidance on fit, authorization risk, and likely mismatches Key features: - Job-page analysis directly from supported job posting pages - Resume text or file-based resume input - Visa-aware decision support - Clear structured output with match score, visa likelihood, reasons, and recommendations - Extension popup and in-page analysis flow Important note: ApplyOrNot is an informational job-analysis tool and does not provide legal advice or immigration advice. Users should use the results as a practical screening aid, not as a legal determination. Supported use: The extension is designed to analyze actual job posting pages and help users assess whether the role is a realistic target based on the information provided.
Apr 29, 2026
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