During this webinar, an international student advisor and an education abroad adviser from two different campuses will discuss successful collaborations.
David Fosnocht, NAFSA's director of immigration practice resources, shares insights on how to find and use regulations accurately in your reasoning and decisionmaking. Using advising examples, he will show how to elicit relevant facts, overcome common misunderstandings, and identify applicable rules
Because we value our NAFSA members, we're thrilled to offer this exclusive resource at no extra cost—just one of the many benefits of your NAFSA membership! Learn more about the benefits of your NAFSA membership here. Introduction Should international students and scholars expect problems during
International students and scholars might reasonably assume that using marijuana where it’s legal in the United States would not impact their immigration status. They might also reasonably presume that simply being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol, but not convicted, would
As the situation in Afghanistan develops, this page will list immigration information resources relevant to Afghan students and scholars in and outside the United States. NAFSA Advocacy NAFSA Letter Urges DOS to Allow Afghan Women More Opportunity for U.S. Study. In a December 22, 2022 letter to
DHS is not separating Form I-129 into multiple forms in the January 4, 2023 proposed fee rule, as it did in the 2020 fee rule. However, it reserves the right to take that action separately as a revision of the currently approved Form I-129 information collection under the Paperwork Reduction Act
June to July 2021 Highlighting the top issues reported through NAFSA IssueNet. Prepared by Taya Carothers & Adam Cohen, Members of the International Student and Scholar Regulatory Practice (ISS RP) Committee. Top Issues NIE questions We received several reports related to the National Interest
On July 29, 2021, USCIS posted an alert on its February 26, 2021 web page that provides a very brief summary of the Consent Order issued by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District Court of Ohio Eastern Division in the Juyi Li et al. v. USCIS et al. class action lawsuit that had been filed
The physical mailing address of the Department of Labor's Atlanta National Processing Center (ANPC) will change beginning August 25, 2021, with the exception of mail associated with the processing of applications requesting permanent labor certification subject to supervised recruitment. On the
Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) Employment FAQs (Updated 02/28/2023), downloaded and formatted by NAFSA on 03/02/2023 from https://www.ice.gov/sevis/employment. This version is posted on the NAFSA website for convenient reference. Please visit https://www.ice.gov/sevis/employment for the