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“Special” Registration
USICE has instituted a procedure where certain students from certain countries are required to complete special registration when they enter the country. Also, special rules about port of departure and departure procedures apply to special registrants, and special registrants may be required to re-register annually (USICE notifies you if they wish to see you. The consequences of failing to comply can be severe.
To find out if the USICE thinks you are special you can gather information at their website or at the NAFSA website.
Information for students who register.
If you are requested to visit, the closest designated office to Concordia is Bloomington. Driving directions and a map are available. You can only register Monday through Thursday, and they only accept a limited number of people each day, so it is suggested you make an appointment using INFOPASS for the day you wish to visit.
You should bring with you your current, valid passport, I-20 form, I-94 form, a completed bioform, transcript and other documents which show you have been legally maintaining your status in the US. |
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