International Students
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Adler School of Professional Psychology prides itself on having a diverse student population. This section of the Web site is dedicated to the needs of international students. Below you will find information that will be valuable to your experience at Adler School.
U.S. Immigration
Employment
Immigration to Canada
International students traveling outside of the U.S. will need the following documents to re-enter:
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Passport - valid at least six months into the future
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Valid Visa - If you have a single-entry visa or your current visa has expired or you have changed your visa status while in the
, you will need to obtain a new visa at an American Embassy abroad with an I-20 or DS-2019. If your visa is still valid, you will need only your I-20 Copy endorsed by a DSO or your DS-2019 endorsed by your program sponsor.
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Current Form I-20 (which has been endorsed by a P/DSO within the last 6 months) or Form DS-2019 - The Office of Admissions issues Form I-20 for initial admission. Those with other sponsors should contact the sponsoring institution for the DS-2019 endorsement.
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Any past Form I-20's or DS-2019's (formerly referred to as IAP-66 forms) that you have held.
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I-94 Card –White Arrival/Departure Card
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Proof of Financial Resources - Although it is not always required, you are wise to carry a letter verifying your fellowship, assistantship, or private resources which are covering your expenses as a student.
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Visa to Enter a Third Country - If you are visiting a country other than your own, you may need a visa from the third country to enter it. For details, contact the embassy or consulate of the country in question.
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Spouses and Dependents - For the spouse or dependent to join the principal student in the
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Form I-20 or DS-2019 in the name of the F-1 or J-1 student
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Evidence of financial support for the entire family
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