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They will, however, need to communicate their intent to transfer with both the current and the new J-1 sponsors so that the transfer can be executed. Please allow a minimum of two weeks for any transfer.

All J-1 Scholars have a 30-day grace period following their program end date during which they have lawful presence in the United States.

Accept admission to one school. Ask your current school's Designated School Official (DSO) at the International Student Services Office (ISSS) to transfer your SEVIS record to your new school. Provide the DSO with any required paperwork such as your acceptance letter or contact information for your new school.

How long does it take to do the SEVIS transfer? As the SEVIS transfer is electronic, it happens instantaneously. Your SEVIS record will be sent to your new school electronically on your transfer release date. After the release it, it will take some time for them to create your new I-20.

30-Day Grace Period If you travel outside the U.S. during the grace period you will not be permitted to reenter the U.S. in J-1 or J-2 status. Employment and other exchange activities are prohibited during the 30-day grace period.

If your OPT is still valid, transferring your SEVIS record to another institution will automatically end your work authorization. If you are currently employed on valid OPT, you must stop working at least one day before the release date and update your SEVP Portal Account with your employment end date.

The initial SEVIS fee is valid for 12 months from the date of payment. If you do not obtain a visa within 12 months of paying the SEVIS fee, you will have to pay the SEVIS Fee again.

J-1 Duration of Status This 30-day grace period is given to you so that you may pack your belongings and travel in the U.S. before you leave this country.

After logging in, click on Requests > Notice of Early Departure, and submit the request to the IC prior to your departure. J-1 scholars are given a 30-day grace period at the end of the program. This means that you have until 30 days after your program end date to depart the U.S.

Remember: It takes two or three business days to process your I-901 SEVIS fee payment.

There are several benefits to a SEVIS transfer: You can remain in the U.S. in between programs. You maintain the same current SEVIS ID number (which may make you eligible for certain benefits at your new school earlier, such as CPT eligibility)

There are several benefits to a SEVIS transfer: You can remain in the U.S. in between programs. You maintain the same current SEVIS ID number (which may make you eligible for certain benefits at your new school earlier, such as CPT eligibility)

They will, however, need to communicate their intent to transfer with both the current and the new J-1 sponsors so that the transfer can be executed. Please allow a minimum of two weeks for any transfer.

All J-1 Scholars have a 30-day grace period following their program end date during which they have lawful presence in the United States.

Accept admission to one school. Ask your current school's Designated School Official (DSO) at the International Student Services Office (ISSS) to transfer your SEVIS record to your new school. Provide the DSO with any required paperwork such as your acceptance letter or contact information for your new school.

How long does it take to do the SEVIS transfer? As the SEVIS transfer is electronic, it happens instantaneously. Your SEVIS record will be sent to your new school electronically on your transfer release date. After the release it, it will take some time for them to create your new I-20.

30-Day Grace Period If you travel outside the U.S. during the grace period you will not be permitted to reenter the U.S. in J-1 or J-2 status. Employment and other exchange activities are prohibited during the 30-day grace period.

If your OPT is still valid, transferring your SEVIS record to another institution will automatically end your work authorization. If you are currently employed on valid OPT, you must stop working at least one day before the release date and update your SEVP Portal Account with your employment end date.

The initial SEVIS fee is valid for 12 months from the date of payment. If you do not obtain a visa within 12 months of paying the SEVIS fee, you will have to pay the SEVIS Fee again.

J-1 Duration of Status This 30-day grace period is given to you so that you may pack your belongings and travel in the U.S. before you leave this country.

After logging in, click on Requests > Notice of Early Departure, and submit the request to the IC prior to your departure. J-1 scholars are given a 30-day grace period at the end of the program. This means that you have until 30 days after your program end date to depart the U.S.

Remember: It takes two or three business days to process your I-901 SEVIS fee payment.

There are several benefits to a SEVIS transfer: You can remain in the U.S. in between programs. You maintain the same current SEVIS ID number (which may make you eligible for certain benefits at your new school earlier, such as CPT eligibility)

There are several benefits to a SEVIS transfer: You can remain in the U.S. in between programs. You maintain the same current SEVIS ID number (which may make you eligible for certain benefits at your new school earlier, such as CPT eligibility)