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Exchange Students Immigration Requirements

Welcome to your comprehensive guide on immigration requirements for exchange students in the U.S. Ensure you have the necessary documents, including your passport, visa, I-94 card, and DS-2019 form. Stay informed about maintaining your immigration status by keeping your documents current and understanding expiration dates. Remember, as an exchange student, you are responsible for your immigration status and reporting any changes. Adhere to all rules for on-campus employment and your academic enrollment to ensure a smooth experience.

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Exchange Students Immigration Requirements

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  1. Exchange StudentsImmigration Requirements Welcome!

  2. Immigration: Documents Passport – Your identity document

  3. Immigration: Documents Visa: Your travel document needed for entry into U.S.

  4. Immigration: Documents I-94 Card: Your proof of legal U.S. immigration status

  5. Immigration: Documents Form DS-2019 (J-1 Students): Your proof of academic program and length of stay

  6. Immigration: Rules Keep Immigration documents current at all times • Passport • Visa (important only if travel outside U.S. & want to return) • I-94 – don’t lose • DS-2019

  7. Immigration: Travel • Carry valid documents when you travel, even within U.S. • Be aware of visa expiration dates • Travel during grace period

  8. Immigration: Responsibility You are responsible for maintaining & understanding your Immigration status in the U.S. • D/S- Duration of status & 30 day grace period

  9. Immigration: Work • On-Campus employment up to 20 hours a week

  10. Immigration: Planning With proper planning, immigration should not get in the way of your life.

  11. The Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS): Your official record with the government Government database Owned by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Used to track who is studying what where Should be kept up to date Immigration: Reporting

  12. What must CUA report on you? Your arrival at CUA Your enrollment Changes in address Changes in majors or courses of study Authorizations for reduced course loads Authorizations for work Failure to maintain status, including unauthorized employment Immigration: Reporting

  13. Immigration requirements: Be continuously enrolled Carry a full “course” load Academics: Enrollment Requirements

  14. Your CGE Contacts • Ms. Ella Sweigert, Director, CUAbroad • sweigert@cua.edu -202-319-6010 • Ms. Gudrun Kendon, Associate Director, ISSS • kendon@cua.edu – 202-319-5618

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