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Extension of Stay (Immigration)

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Instructions

  • If you intend to study as an F-1 student past the “program end date” found on your I-20, you must apply for an extension of your I-20.
  • Extension is only possible with a compelling medical or academic reason.
  • Extensions forms must be submitted at least 3 days before the end date on your I-20. If you do not submit the forms until after the end date, you will lose your F-1 status.
  • Delays due to academic suspension do not qualify a student for extension.
  • Extension of stay is not available for the purpose of pursuing additional CPT. You may seek CPT authorization only if you still have other requirements left for graduation.

Procedure

Ask your advisor to fill out the Academic Advisor Recommendation for Extension. Fill out the top portion before requesting that your advisor complete the rest.

Ask your financial sponsor to fill out a Statement of Continued Financial Support. Your sponsor is whoever is paying for your education. If you are funding your own education, you may sign the form yourself.

Immigration Contact

Jim_Wilder

Jim Wilder

Immigration Coordinator
1-616-526-6629

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