Maintaining Immigration Status
In the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is responsible for implementing immigration regulations. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS), a division of DHS, requires that international students abide by specific rules and regulations during their period of study in the United States. If you do not maintain your status and are considered unlawfully present in the U.S., you could face serious consequences.
In order to maintain your status, please refer to the following links below based on your immigration status:
For quick link to our new Contact Information Update form, click the link below. Remember, part of maintaining status involves informing us each time you move within the U.S.
Notification of Travel Plans - Although not required, we do ask that you notify our office if you plan on traveling in or outside the U.S. (just so we have an idea of where you are in case something happens).
For Undergraduates, please use the Notification of Travel Plans request in Terra Dotta.
For ESR students, please use this Notification of Travel Plans form.
In order to maintain your status, please refer to the following links below based on your immigration status:
For quick link to our new Contact Information Update form, click the link below. Remember, part of maintaining status involves informing us each time you move within the U.S.
Notification of Travel Plans - Although not required, we do ask that you notify our office if you plan on traveling in or outside the U.S. (just so we have an idea of where you are in case something happens).
For Undergraduates, please use the Notification of Travel Plans request in Terra Dotta.
For ESR students, please use this Notification of Travel Plans form.