Evitando un formulario I-515A
March 2020
A Spanish-language resource that outlines how students and DSOs can proactively avoid the issuances of Forms I-515A.
Resource Library
Study in the States offers free downloadable tools and resources to make it easier for international students and school officials to follow the U.S. government rules and regulations that govern the international student process.
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43 Resources
¡Conozca las Reglas!
March 2020
A Spanish-language welcome guide for DSOs to distribute to new international students, outlining Study in the States as a resource to help them follow the rules and maintain their student status.
SEVP Fees
June 2019
Provides an overview of Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) fees for international students, exchange visitors and SEVP-certified schools.
An Introduction to the SEVP Portal
March 2019
Provides useful information for students on the SEVP Portal.
Resources & Contacts
February 2019
Provides useful Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) resources and contacts for SEVP stakeholders to use and reference on a daily basis.
Record Keeping Requirements
October 2018
Provides useful information for DSOs to help them properly maintain F-1 and M-1 student records.
Get to Know SEVP
October 2018
Provides useful information about the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) mission and SEVP's coordination with government partners.
Student Record Status for F-1/M-1 Students in SEVIS
August 2018
Defines the different student record statuses for F-1 and M-1 students in SEVIS and outlines when a DSO should apply them to a student's record.
Form I-17 Cycle Diagram
July 2018
Explains the responsibilities of PDSOs and includes a diagram illustrating the SEVP school certification, recertification and updates processes all surrounding the Form I-17.
Authorizing a Reduced Course Load
July 2018
Explains three situations when a student may be eligible to drop below a full course of study.
