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1 Connect with Us @illinoisinternational on Instagram @Illinois_Intl on Twitter Illinois International on Facebook Use the hashtag: #ILLINOISwelcome

2 Title Here : Tell Your Illinois Story Name Date Title translation (Pre-Arrival Orientation Program) Illinois International Programs International Student and Scholar Services Student Affairs Chinese Student and Scholar Association College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

3 Title translation (Welcome) Julie Misa, Executive Director for Administration and Management, Illinois International Programs Dr. C. Renée Romano, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

4 Connect with Us @illinoisinternational on Instagram @Illinois_Intl on Twitter Illinois International on Facebook Use the hashtag: #ILLINOISwelcome

5 Title translation (Arrival Information for F-1 and J-1 Students) Presentation by International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS)

6 Title translation (Your Speakers) Nicholas Dunn Lily Huang International Advising Specialists International Student and Scholar Services

7 Title translation (Topics for Today) 1.Understanding immigration documents 2.What to bring and what NOT to bring 3.What to expect at U.S. Customs 4.Getting to campus 5.Mandatory check-in with ISSS 6.Undergraduate and Graduate orientations 7.F-1 and J-1 student reminders 8.Two fun ways to make new friends

8 Title translation (F-1 Document: I-20) Last day to arrive on campus SEVIS ID: N00 + 8 Numbers Annual source of financial support School code Annual expenses Student Signature (or Parent/ Guardian Signature if Student is under 18)

9 Title translation (J-1 Document: DS-2019) SEVIS ID: N00 + 8 Numbers Last day to arrive on campus Total funds Program Number Student Signature

10 Title translation (Sample U.S. Entry Visa) Visa Class: F-1 or J-1 for students How many times the visa can be used to enter the U.S. “M” = Multiple Last day the visa may be used to enter the U.S.

11 Title translation (What to Bring) Carry-on Passport with Entry visa Original I-20/DS-2019 Small amount of cash for travel Credit card Contact information for Housing and ISSS Prescription medication (and prescription information) Checked Bags Copies of all immigration documents (keep separate from originals) Health related forms: Immunization records, prescription information and other required forms for international students Transcripts: Please contact UG or Grad Admissions Office for submission instructions Admissions Letter and package

12 Title translation (What to Wear) Appropriate clothing/attire for different seasons – Illinois has four seasons – In the summer, it can reach up to 38 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit) – Winter temperatures can reach below -10 degrees Celsius (below 0 degrees Fahrenheit)

13 Title translation (Don’t Pack a Pest!) Know the Rules for Bringing or Mailing Food from Home Declare all food and agricultural products to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials when you arrive in the United States If you fail to declare agriculture items, customs officials may confiscate them and issue you a costly civil penalty Make sure family & friends don’t send prohibited or restricted food or agricultural items to you For More Information www.aphis.usda.gov/t ravel www.aphis.usda.gov/t ravel

14 Title translation (Avoid or Declare) www.DontPackAPest.com

15 Title translation ( U.S. Customs at the Port of Entry) Required Documents  I-20 or DS-2019  Passport that is valid for at least 6 months past entry date to U.S.  Valid F-1 or J-1 entry Visa  SEVIS fee payment receipt  Proof of Finances shown on the I-20 or DS- 2019  Customs Declaration form which you will receive and complete during your flight to the U.S.

16 Title translation (Admission to the U.S.) The officer will review and scan your documents and stamp your passport with the date, your nonimmigrant visa type, and D/S annotation If your documents are incomplete or can’t be verified you may be sent for a more detailed secondary inspection The I-94 Proof of Arrival and status can be found electronically at www.cbp.gov/i94 www.cbp.gov/i94

17 Title translation (Electronic I-94) Retrieve your I-94: www.cbp.gov/i94www.cbp.gov/i94

18 Title translation (Electronic I-94) The I-94 is one of your most important immigration documents showing your legal entry and nonimmigrant visa type If possible, confirm information is accurate as soon as possible, preferably before leaving the airport Incorrect information can cause delays in starting employment, or obtaining Social Security Numbers and Driving Licenses

19 Title translation (Getting to Campus) Nearest airport is the University of Illinois Willard Airport (CMI) – Taxis are available from Willard Airport; see www.flycmi.com www.flycmi.com University of Illinois shuttle service from Chicago O’Hare to campus – August 12 – 16 – Advance reservations required – Look for our table at O’Hare International Airport – Only $35 for a seat and 2 suitcases

20 Title translation ( University Welcome Shuttle) Register: http://isss.illinois.edu/students/incoming/pre_arrival/http://isss.illinois.edu/students/incoming/pre_arrival/ transportation.html

21 Title translation (Reporting to ISSS) You are required to check in with ISSS upon arrival to campus Failure to do so can result in the termination of your visa status At check in ISSS staff will: – Verify and register your F-1 or J-1 documents – Collect needed information – Direct you to Resource Area McKinley TB Tests I-Card Office

22 Title translation (Check-in Information) Dates: – August 11 – 12, Thursday to Friday – Closed August 13, Saturday – August 14 – 19, Sunday to Friday Time: 8:30am - 4:30pm Location: Illini Union Ballroom Undergraduate students strongly encouraged to arrive on or before August 14 th, Sunday

23 Title translation (Undergraduate Orientation) Arrive Sunday, August 14, 2016 Orientation begins on August 15 – August 18 th – Followed by Welcome Days – Fall Orientation Presented by ISSS and New Student Programs Attendance is expected for ALL NEW Undergraduate Students

24 Title translation (Undergraduate Orientation) Engage in small groups with current international and domestic students Meet New students! Learn about resources and important information – Visa regulations – University Traditions – Educational Programs – Academic Requirements – Student Life Register: https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/1503123https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/1503123

25 Title translation (Graduate Orientation) Session 1: August 11-12, Thursday-Friday, 10am- 4pm Session 2: August 15-17, Monday-Wednesday, 3pm- 6pm Attend either one or both Topics will include visa regulations, employment eligibility, Graduate College academic expectations, and more Registration encouraged: https://illinois.edu/fb/sec /2021225 https://illinois.edu/fb/sec /2021225 Attendance is encouraged for new graduate students.

26 Title translation ( Social Activities for All New Students) EventDate/DayTimeLocation Welcome Reception for Students and Parents August 15 th Monday 9:15amKrannert Center for the Performing Arts Phone/Bank FairAugust 15 th Monday 10am-4pmIllini Union Campus ToursAugust 15 th Monday 10am-6pmTo Be Announced (TBA) KaraokeAugust 16 th Tuesday TBA Ice SkatingAugust 16 th Tuesday TBAIce Arena Dessert SocialAugust 17 th Wednesday TBAUniversity YMCA Movie on the QuadAugust 17 th Wednesday TBAMain Quad Chancellor’s ReceptionAugust 18 th Thursday 2pmKrannert Center for the Performing Arts

27 Title translation (After Orientation…) Update your address Maintain for a full course load Keep your I-20/DS-2019 up to date Get approval for any employment Take time to experience the USA! Get involved on campus!

28 Title translation ( For Korean Male Students Only) Mandatory military duty Confirm your leave with ISSS and your academic advisor before leaving Timeline considerations – Finish the semester – Leave at the end of academic year – Ensure you have 1 year of study when you resume studies Return from Academic Absence

29 Title translation (Ongoing ISSS Services) Advising Assistance with immigration issues and documents Workshops Programs and activities Email outreach and timely reminders

30 Title translation (Two Great Programs to Meet New Friends!) GLOBE Global Leaders: Orange and Blue Engagement Blue members: experienced students Orange members: new international students 2 Blue for every 4-5 Orange members GLOBE specific programs and other cultural programs – 1 hour/week commitments for one semester – Monthly GLOBE sponsored events Apply today: https://oiir.illinois.edu/progra ms/international- education/globe https://oiir.illinois.edu/progra ms/international- education/globe IDEA International / Domestic Exchange Ambassadors IDEA is a year-long program that connects incoming first- year international students (like you!) with American students for informal connections as well as programmed activities: cultural exchange, American sports, volunteering together, and more! One-on-One Apply today: https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/910 0626 https://illinois.edu/fb/sec/910 0626 Contact: wbaptist@illinois.eduwbaptist@illinois.edu

31 Title translation (For More Information) isss.illinois.edu 217-333-1303 isss@illinois.edu Facebook: Fb.com/IllinoisISSS Twitter/Instagram: @ISSSIllinois


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