There are two ways to change your immigration status. Traveling out of the US and applying at a US consulate for a new type of visa stamp and then re-entering the US in the new visa classification ...

Changing to F-1 Status from Another Visa Status If you are currently in a visa status other than F-1, such as G-4, H-4, A-1, or L-2, you can change your visa status in one of two ways: through travel ...

Please note that Canadian citizens are exempt from the requirement of a having an F-1 visa to re-enter the U.S. in F-1 status. But travel and re-entry are still required for Canadian citizens to ...

The International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) office welcomes you and is here to help you understand how to maintain your non-immigrant status while at The New School. You have applied for an ...

Whether you're a tourist, business traveler, or visiting family, ensuring your visa status is up-to-date is paramount for a smooth and hassle-free trip. Here's a detailed guide on how to check ...

Always check with CGPS before you travel to make sure your visa status is currently valid and will remain so until you return through the port of entry. What to bring with you for re-entry into the ...

If you require additional time to complete your academic program, then you will need to extend your I-20 or DS-2019. Extending your I-20/DS-2019 also extends your F-1/J-1 status. You must apply for an ...

According to the limitations of your visa status, you will not be permitted to work off-campus during your first year at Brandeis. Also, note that on-campus jobs are limited. The U.S. Consular Officer ...

Failure to extend your I-20 or DS2019 in a timely manner will cause you to fall out of your visa status. Duration of Status (D/S)/Validity of F/J visas On the Form I-94, the U.S. immigration inspector ...

Before you pack your bags and leave, make sure you've explored all your options, like requesting an extension or leaving ...