#US TRAVEL DOCS REQUIREMENTS REGISTRATION#

To reenter the United States you must have three things (for citizens of Canada, please review the 'Exceptions to the Rules' section below): Embassies list or call directory information in Washington, DC at 20 and ask for the telephone number of the embassy of the country. To obtain contact information for the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit, check the Washington D.C. in order to save yourself much time, trouble, expense, and disappointment at the border or airport. Travel AbroadД¬ontact the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit before you leave the U.S.

The non-immigrant status or classification determines the nature, location, and duration of your authorized activities, as well as your authorized length of stay in the United States. The non-immigrant status or classification granted when admitted to the U.S., and reflected on your non-immigrant document and in your electronic I-94 record. If you need a new I-20 or DS-2019 document, before you leave the U.S., please complete the New I-20 or DS-2019 Request Form. The most common non-immigrant documents on a university campus are the I-20 for F status, the DS-2019 for J status, and the I-797 for E, H, O, or TN status. The non-immigrant document, alone, does not give you permission to enter the U.S., but you must have a valid non-immigrant document in order to obtain and use your visa stamp. The non-immigrant document indicates how long you have permission to remain in the U.S., what activities you have permission to pursue, and where you have permission to pursue those activities. Passports & International Travel webpage. Visa, please see the Department of State's U.S. Visa Stamp or FoilДЇor information on applying for a U.S. Understand the difference between a Visa stamp, a visa document, and visa status. Please check the Duke Travel Registry website for additional information. This University-wide policy applies to students in all programs at any of Duke's schools, institutes, departments, programs, and labs. The Duke University International Travel Policy requires that all faculty, staff, undergraduate and graduate/professional students enter their travel plans in the Duke Travel Registry if a trip abroad will be funded by, sponsored by, or entails earning credit to be transferred to Duke or used to earn a Duke degree. J-1 students and scholars, governed by the Department of State, must receive original DS-2019s and inked travel signatures.

F-1 students must print out the I-20s and present a paper document to U.S. Please email for assistance.Д®ffective November 1, 2021, the Student and Exchange Visitor Program which governs the F-1 program, will allow schools to continue to issue electronic I-20s and electronic travel signatures for the foreseeable future. J-1 students and scholars must report to the Duke Visa Services Office to receive travel signatures.

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#US TRAVEL DOCS REQUIREMENTS REGISTRATION#

Registration & Domestic Travel within the U.S.

Travel to Contiguous Territory & Adjacent Islands.

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