(replacing the previous record) so ISSS recommends you that upon each arrival, you always refer back to the CBP website to ensure you have been admitted in the correct immigration class. Note: You will receive a new I-94 record each time you enter the U.S. You will need it to upload it to your iTerp account as part of the ISSS check in process in order to report your arrival. It is a good idea to save a PDF of the I-94 screenshot to your computer or phone. It is very important! If 'J-1, D/S' is not indicated in your I-94 record, you will have to return to the airport to get it corrected.

Please check carefully to make sure that this is correctly noted.

Your I-94 record (and entry stamp in the passport) should read 'J-1, D/S' if you are a J-1 exchange visitor. Exception: If you arrive by land, s/he will staple a stamped paper I-94 card into your passport. The CBP officer will also give you an entry stamp in your passport. If you arrive by plane, you may access this arrival record (called the I-94 record) at CBP.gov/I94 using your passport and travel information. He or she will electronically enter the visa status you are admitted with (J-1), the date of entry, and how long your stay in the US is valid (' admitted until date).

The officer will look over your documents and ask you several questions about your stay in the US. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Officer. Phone number for International Student and Scholar Services: +001 30Īt the port-of-entry, be prepared to present your DS-2019 and open your passport to your J-1 visa for the U.S.Your passport, valid for at least six months beyond the date of your expected stay.earlier than 30 days prior to the start date on your DS-2019 form.Īs you prepare to depart your home country, make sure you pack the following in your carry-on luggage: Are you ready?ĭon’t forget, as a J-1 scholar, you may not enter the U.S. It's time to get ready to come to the United States.

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