Student Visas and Passports Colorado Springs CO

To attend college in the U.S., you must first get permission to enter the country. To do so, you must meet stated requirements, which include that you must be healthy, law abiding, financially self sufficient, and prepared to leave once you have completed your studies.

Intellitec Medical Institute
(719) 596-7400
2345 North Academy Boulevard
Colorado Springs, CO
College America - Colorado Springs
(719) 637-0600
3645 Citadel Drive South
Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado College
(719) 389-6000
14. E Cache La Poudre St.
Colorado Springs, CO
University of the Rockies
(719) 442-0505
555 E Pikes Peak Ave #108
Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Technical University
(866) 813-1836
4435 N Chestnut-Ste E
Colorado Springs, CO
Intellitec College - Colorado Springs
(719) 632-7626
2315 E. Pikes Peak Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO
Pima Medical Institute - Colorado Springs
(719) 482-7462
3770 Citadel Drive North
Colorado Springs, CO
Nazarene Bible College
(719) 884-5000
1111 Academy Park Loop
Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Technical University - Colorado Springs
(719) 598-0200
4435 N Chestnut Street
Colorado Springs, CO
Internatonal Salon & Spa Academy
(719) 597-1413
5707 N Academy Blvd
Colorado Springs, CO
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Student Visas and Passports

Student Visas and Passports

To attend college in the U.S., you must first get permission to enter the country. To do so, you must meet stated requirements, which include that you must be healthy, law abiding, financially self sufficient, and prepared to leave once you have completed your studies.

Applying for a visa
The rules and regulations governing the entrance of international students into the U.S. are somewhat complicated. If you are not a citizen or permanent resident of the United States, you must submit to the U.S.consular authorities Form I-20 for an F-1 or M-1 student visa, or Form DS-2019 for a J-1 exchange visitor visa. You must also provide a valid passport from your home country.

The F-1 and J-1 are the most commonly used visas by international students.  F-1 visas are for full-time students in an academic or language program. J-1 visas are for people participating in an exchange visitor program (educational or cultural) in the U.S. M-1 visas are for students attending trade or vocational programs.

The I-20 or DS-2019 forms will be sent from your college after you have been admitted to a full-time academic program and have demonstrated that you have sufficient financial resources to cover all expenses. Before granting the entrance visa, American consular officers may request additional information. They must be convinced that you are a student who plans to return to your home country upon completion of the program.

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