Scholars and Departmental Advisors: Please use Adobe signatures or DocuSign for any forms that require signatures. OIS recommends using the latest version of Adobe Reader. Download a free version here. Change of Status to PR, Citizen, Non-J-1 Visa Request Dependent DS-2019 Request (For bringing a J-2 Dependent to the U.S. after the J-1 has arrived)…
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Quick navigation J-1 Degree and Non-Degree Student Forms Students and Academic Advisors: Please use Adobe signatures or DocuSign for any forms that require signatures. Academic Training (AT) Request / Instructions Change of Status to PR, Citizen, Non-J-1 Visa Request Dependent DS-2019 Request (For bringing a J-2 Dependent to the U.S. after the J-1 has arrived) DS-2019 Reprint (Lost/Damaged) Request (Replacement DS-2019…
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Students and Academic Advisors: Please use Adobe signatures or DocuSign for any forms that require signatures. Cap-Gap Extension I-20 Request Change of Major I-20 Request Change of Status (COS) to F-1 I-20 Request–please email ois@usc.edu to request the form Change of Status (COS) to Permanent Resident, U.S. Citizen, or Non-F-1/J-1 Visa Change from Ph.D. to…
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OIS recommends using the latest version of Adobe Reader. Download a free version here. F-1 Student Forms J-1 Student Forms J-1 Scholar Forms…
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All students are invited to attend events and programs around campus that celebrate global cultures and traditions through the arts and academics, join informational sessions on studying abroad, and engage with scholars discussing relevant international topics. Events are listed below and registration is recommended through the USC events calendar. The full IEW Schedule of Events is…
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The USC Department of Public Safety has received reports from students, many of whom are international students, who were deceived into giving money to impostors posing as law enforcement officials or representatives of agencies including the Social Security Administration, IRS, U.S. Customs, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and Department of Homeland Security. Some impostors or…
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The USC Department of Public Safety has received reports from students, many of whom are international students, who were deceived into giving money to impostors posing as law enforcement officials or representatives of agencies such as the Social Security Administration, IRS, U.S. Customs, Citizenship and Immigration Services and Department of Homeland Security. Some impostors or…
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Department administrators may submit a DS-2019 Extension Request on behalf of their J-1 Non-Degree Student if they would like to extend their USC academic program. Extension durations are based on the maximum period of participation for the exchange visitor’s category. This includes time spent at previous institutions (e.g., Transfers). Exchange visitors that have applied for…
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As we begin to look forward to the coming tax season ahead, Sprintax will host a series of information webinars about nonresident tax, dedicated for the international community. These open, informational sessions will run through to the April 15, 2024 filing deadline. Sprintax Open Tax Webinars for Filing Season 2023: Tuesday, March 5 at 1pm:…
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Financial sextortion is a serious threat that can originate on social media, dating websites, apps, messaging services, and gaming platforms. This sinister scheme begins innocently, with individuals believing they are engaging with someone interested in a relationship or offering something valuable. The scammer solicits compromising photos and videos from the victim. They then use these materials…