Contact Us
Find a USCIS Office
- Field Offices
- International Offices
Directorates and Program Offices
- Administrative Appeals Office (AAO)
- Field Operations Directorate
- Fraud Detection and National Security
- Lockbox Intake
- Office of Citizenship
- Office of Communications
- Office of Legislative Affairs
- Customer Service and Public Engagement Directorate
- Office of Transformation Coordination
- Refugee, Asylum, and International Operations Directorate
- SAVE Program
Leadership
What We Do
Budget, Planning & Performance
Citizenship and Integration Grant Program
Our History
Freedom of Information and Privacy Act (FOIA)
- FOIA Request Status Check & Average Processing Times
- FOIA Annual Reports
- FOIA Privacy Act Overview
- How to File a FOIA Privacy Act Request
Electronic Reading Room
- Customer Service Resource Guide
- USCIS Contracts
Report USCIS Misconduct
Entrepreneurs in Residence Initiative
Career Opportunities
- Become a USCIS Employee
- Learn About USCIS
- Training and Career Development
- Understanding Pay and Benefits
- Frequently Asked Questions
New Employee Information and Forms
- New Employee Guidance Kit
- Final Checklist of Required Documents
- Additional Resources

Q : What happens at the end of the two-year Federal Career Internship?

The Federal Career Intern may be converted to a career-conditional appointment in the competitive service upon completing the program and meeting all qualifications, suitability and performance requirements.

Last updated:03/18/2008

Q : What happens at the end of the two-year Federal Career Internship?

USAJobs