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E-Registration Technical Requirements
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If after viewing this E-Registration presentation you still have
questions, please attend a registration session at DVS at
either11 a.m. or 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.



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E-Registration


Slide 3

Location and Contact Information
2

Welcome to Duke Visa Services (DVS)


Visa Services website


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DVS Advisors
3

DVS Advisor list

DVS Advisor

NOTE: Graduate student advising is spread across the entire DVS advising
staff. If you do not know who your DVS advisor is, please call the office.


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Documents Required for Registration
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Passport
 Visa Stamp (in Passport)
 I-94 card (white card in passport)
 I-20 (F-1 students)
 DS-2019 (J-1 students)



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Passport
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Visa Stamp
6

F-1 or J-1


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I-94
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REMINDER: Surrender the I-94 card when departing
the U.S. (some exceptions may apply).


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I-20
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Page 3 of the I-20
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DS-2019
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Slide 12

Grace periods
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60 days for F-1 Students
30 days for J-1 Students


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SEVIS E-Registration Form
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SEVIS E-Registration Form

After completion, print and bring to DVS.


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Maintaining Visa Status
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Stay enrolled full-time
No employment (on or off-campus) until after
authorization confirmed by DVS
Must report in ACES any address change within 10 days
of any move. (Local Residence/Residence Hall and
International – non U.S.A.)

Rights and Responsibilities of Students in F-1 and J-1 Status


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Employment Opportunities
14



On-Campus Employment



Off-Campus Employment

Curricular Practical Training (F-1 Students)
Optional Practical Training (F-1 Students)

Academic Training (J-1 Students)
Want to volunteer? Please read the following
information and contact your DVS advisor first.

Volunteers


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Travel
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Travel Outside of the U.S.
 Valid Passport
 Valid U.S. Visa Stamp for Reentry
 Valid I-20 or DS-2019 with updated travel
signature
 During program, always enter in correct
status


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Travel
16

Travel inside the U.S.
 Must have visa documents with you


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Social Security Number and
Driver’s License

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You must complete registration with DVS before applying for a Social Security Number or
a NC Driver’s License.
For Social Security Number:

F-1 students only eligible if approved for employment.

J-1 students eligible without employment.
When eligible, students must present to Social Security Administration:
1. Verification letter (visa status/job) issued by DVS
2. Required supporting documents
Social Security Administration staff will be at International House (dates & times to be
announced). Beginning in early September, trips to SSA occur every Wednesday at 10
a.m. Please arrive at International House by 9:45 a.m.
For Social Security Number and Driver’s Licenses:
WAIT 10 business days after entering the U.S. and registering with DVS before
applying.


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Personal Integrity
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Always provide truthful responses to Consular,
Immigration, DVS, and University representatives
Ensure visa documents have been signed by
authorized DVS personnel
Understand your responsibilities outlined in your
academic program’s Honor Code

NOTE: Honor Code violations can result in forfeiture of your
ability to apply for post-degree work authorization and/or
cancellation of your F-1 program.


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Dependents
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F-2 dependents
 Not

eligible to enroll in classes/programs for credit
 Not eligible for work authorization


J-2 dependents
 Eligible

to enroll in full-time classes/programs
 Eligible to apply for J-2 work authorization


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International House
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□ Visa Services website
□ International House website


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Final Checklist
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Almost Done!
You now must take to the DVS Office:
1.
Your ORIGINAL visa documents
2.
Your completed SEVIS E-Registration Form
3.
Signed Acknowledgement Form
4.
J-1 students only, the completed J Health Insurance Form
5.
If you are a non-Duke sponsored J-1 Student (i.e. Fullbright, IIE,
AMIDEAST, etc.) you must schedule an appointment with your DVS
advisor directly to complete your registration.
Duke Visa Services Office
Smith Warehouse, Bay 7 – 1st Floor
114 S. Buchanan Boulevard
The US Department of Homeland Security will not know of your arrival until
after you have physically reported to DVS with the above documents.


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Helpful Links
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Visa Services website (http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/index.html)



DVS Advisors (http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/DepartmentContacts.html)



Rights and Responsibilities of Students in F-1 and J-1 Status
(http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/RightsStudent.html)



Curricular Practical Training (F-1 Students) (http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/F1_CPT.html)



Optional Practical Training (F-1 Students) (http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/F1_OPT.html)








Academic Training (J-1 Students)
(http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/AcademicTrainJ1Students.html)
Volunteer (http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/volunteer.html)
Travel Outside of the U.S.
(http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/TravelAbroadReentry_Info.html)
J-2 Work Authorization
(http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/forms/J2_WorkAuthorizationForm.html)



Travel inside the U.S. (http://www.visaservices.duke.edu/TravelWithinUS.html)



International House website (http://studentaffairs.duke.edu/ihouse)