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We have received numerous inquiries about how the new student tracking system (SEVIS) will affect foreign students in different situations. Because of the confusion that will undoubtedly exist during the period of SEVIS implementation we will provide FREE consultations to foreign students.

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Preliminary Enrollment in SEVIS

On July 1, 2002, BCIS (a.k.a INS) published an interim rule in the Federal Register to implement the first phase of the certification process for access to the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). Find out how U.S. schools will be affected in enrolling foreign students.

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  • Preliminary Enrollment in SEVIS
    Preliminary Enrollment in the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System.
    On July 1, 2002, BCIS (a.k.a INS) published an interim rule for access to the SEVIS. Find out how U.S. schools will be affected in enrolling foreign students.
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF filePDF - 157Kb

  • Form I-538
    Certification by Designated School Official.
    This form is used to certify persons seeking off-campus employment as a student and that the employment is related to the student alien's field of study.
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF filePDF - 9Kb

  • Form I-539
    Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status.
    This form is used by some nonimmigrants to request extensions of stay or changes from one nonimmigrant category to another nonimmigrant category. Please see the form's instructions for your specific nonimmigrant visa category.

    It is used by F and M nonimmigrants seeking reinstatement of status.
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF filePDF - 672Kb

  • Form I-612
    Application for Waiver of the Foreign Residence Requirement.
    For certain exchange workers (J-1 and J-2 visas) and their families to apply for a waiver of the requirement that they reside outside the US for at least two years prior to returning or leaving the US.
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF filePDF - 169Kb

  • Tracking International Students In Higher Education: Policy Options and Immigrations For Students
    Statement of Michael Becraft, Acting Deputy Commissioner, U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (a.k.a. INS), before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF filePDF - 23Kb

  • Know Your Rights
    A brochure written by American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)This link will be opened in another window and available in English, Spanish and Arabic, that helps you understand some of your rights if you are questioned by government agents.
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF file[English] PDF - 47Kb
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF file[Spanish] PDF - 47Kb
    Download Adobe Acrobat PDF file[Arabic] PDF - 47Kb

 

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