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A Guide for International Graduate Students 2008-2009

For a pdf version of the Guide, click here.

 

1.  VISA/IMMIGRATION CONCERNS FOR STUDENTS OUTSIDE THE U.S. 

Travel Documents 

  •  Passports

  •  Certificate of Eligibility (I-20/DS-2019) 

A.  Visas

  • Student Visa (F-1/J-1) & SEVIS Fee

  • Applying for a Visa 

  • Visa Denials/Security Clearances 

 B.  Other Visa Questions

  • Visitor Visa 

  •  F vs. J Visa 

  •  Arrival in the United States 

  •  U.S. Visit

  •  SEVIS Reporting 

2CANADIAN CITIZENS OUTSIDE THE U.S. 

3. VISA/IMMIGRATION FOR STUDENTS ALREADY INSIDE THE U.S. 

  • Students in F-1/J-1 status transferring to Princeton from another U.S. school

  • Students not in F-1/J-1 Status 

4.  GENERAL VISA/IMMIGRATION CONCERNS                

  • Registration

  • Address Changes 

5GETTING TO PRINCETON 

BY PLANE: 

  • From Newark Airport 

  • Princeton Airporter 

  • AirTrain Newark 

BY TRAIN

  • From New York Penn Station 

  • From Princeton Junction to Princeton - the Dinky

  • A Note on Taxis

6LIVING IN PRINCETON

  • Local Accommodation

  • Graduate Student Housing Arrangements

  • Baggage and Mail

  • Bring with You vs. Buying upon Arrival

  • Financial Matters

  • Banking Information

  • Health Matters (Medical Records, Student Health Plan, Dental and Vision Plan)

  • Social Security & ITIN

  • Income Tax 

  • Motor Vehicle Services

7MARRIED STUDENTS

  • Spouse Employment and Study

  • Social Security Numbers

  • Driver’s Licenses

  • Day Care and Schools for Dependent Children

8CAMPUS RESOURCES

  • Campus Tours 

  • International Resources

  • Office of Visa Services

  • International Center

  • International Organizations

 

 
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