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Subj: [forum] Penting! Visa Information. Date: 9/27/01 11:07:26 AM Mountain Daylight Time From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tadi padi di news, diusulkan untuk diadakan: 1. Penundaan pengurusan visa F1 selama 6 bulan 2. Tracking dari International Student selama dia di US 3. Background check terhadap F1 applicant. please prepare everything. tino +++++ 3o3 U.S. security will be greatly increased as a result of the attacks in the United States on September 11. The heightened security will affect all international students, scholars, faculty and staff who have travel plans that involve reentry into the U.S. There will also be more difficulties in obtaining entry visa stamps at U.S. consulates/embassies. When directives from the U.S. government regarding visa applications and reentry are issued, ISSS will pass the information on to our international population. 1. ISSS advises you not to travel if it is possible for you to delay your travel plans. 2. Risk of visa denials is heightened. Individuals who feel they are at greater risk of denial should avoid departure from the U.S. 3. It will become more difficult to obtain an entry visa stamp from a US consulate/embassy located in a country other than the applicants home country. 4. The US inspection process for those reentering the U.S. will involve closer scrutiny of visa documents. a. Students reentering should be prepared to present transcripts from all schools they have attended in the U.S. to document their history as full-time students and current enrollment. Students who have filed Exception from a Full Course of Study forms should carry copies of those Exception forms. b. Students must be prepared to discuss their degree objectives intelligently. Faculty and scholars may be asked about the nature of their responsibility at the University. c. Individuals must be certain they have valid reentry documents safeguard these documents to avoid theft or loss. d. Entry into the U.S. is not guaranteed, even with valid documents. An INS inspector has the authority to deny entry into the U.S. 5. Individuals who hold dependent visas such as F-2, J-2, H-4 only have a status when the primary visa holder (F-1, J-1, H-1) is in the United States.
