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Question about VISA
Started by d wannabe
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Hi,
I'm not US citizen and I'm Canadian citizen
Since I selected "not US citizen", I was asked to select the type of VISA.
For Canadian citizen, it would be "Currently do not have US Visa status"
Right?
Right.
You will be issued an I-20 once accepted. Then you can go ahead and obtain your F-1 from local U.S. consulate.
Actually if you're canadian, you can obtain your visa at the border with the I-20 and an SEVIS receipt. No need to visit the US consulate 😀
Actually if you're canadian, you can obtain your visa at the border with the I-20 and an SEVIS receipt. No need to visit the US consulate 😀
Since the application does not have I-20 on the list,
should I select "currently no visa" or "other"?
Select no visa. Thats what I did when I appliedSince the application does not have I-20 on the list,
should I select "currently no visa" or "other"?
USC Dentistry website states:
Applicants are required to pay a nonrefundable $85 processing fee, which should be forwarded directly to admissions (international students requiring a student visa must submit a $145 processing fee).
K, SO I'm Canadian living here in Canada, do I need to send this visa fee or something with my supplemental stuff?
Applicants are required to pay a nonrefundable $85 processing fee, which should be forwarded directly to admissions (international students requiring a student visa must submit a $145 processing fee).
K, SO I'm Canadian living here in Canada, do I need to send this visa fee or something with my supplemental stuff?
USC Dentistry website states:
Applicants are required to pay a nonrefundable $85 processing fee, which should be forwarded directly to admissions (international students requiring a student visa must submit a $145 processing fee).
K, SO I'm Canadian living here in Canada, do I need to send this visa fee or something with my supplemental stuff?
You send 145 instead of 85 since you are international students. That's the secondary application fee.