Customs and Border Protection to retrieve your electronic I-94 card number.
Copy of entry stamp in passport ( make sure the immigration stamp is visible on copy) and electronic I-94 card information. A photocopy of your passport personal data page(s) (i.e., the page(s) with your photograph and the expiration date of your passport). Photocopy of all documents you hold in your current status. Parents or guardians may sign on behalf of children under 14. If there is a co-applicant included in the application, he/she must submit and sign a separate Form I-539A. Review guidelines on Preparing for your Biometrics Services Appointment. Failure to attend the biometrics services appointment may result in denial of the application. The biometric services appointments will be scheduled at the Application Support Center closest to the primary applicant’s address. After USCIS receives the application, every applicant (and co-applicant if applicable) will receive a biometric services appointment notice. Government Biometric Fee: On Octothe fee was due to decrease from $85 to $30 for each applicant and co-applicant (if applicable) but due to a lawsuit, USCIS is unable to implement the fee increase due to a legal injunction. 
Credit cards payments are also accepted and should be submitted by completing Form G-1450. If the check has an old address on it, cross it out and write your current address. If you choose personal check, be prepared to ensure your account has sufficient funds for several weeks. Personal checks or money orders are accepted and should be made payable to the U.S. To verify the current fee amount, visit I-539, Application To Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status.
Non-Refundable Government Application Fee: On Octothe fee was due to increase from $370 to $400 for paper applications but due to a lawsuit, USCIS is unable to implement the fee increase due to a legal injunction. Other possible application materials to USCIS may include: 
Log in to InterLink and submit a “Change of Status” request. Additionally, ISSS advises that you maintain your previous status during this time period in order to best maintain eligibility for approval of your application. USCIS GLOBAL ENTRY LOGIN FULL
Students who are currently in a status that does not allow study or does not allow full time study should consider the timing of their application before choosing this option. The applicant may not travel outside of the U.S. Change of status applications filed within the U.S.
If you are interested in pursuing this option, please contact an ISSS advisor and login to InterLink to submit a “Change of Status” request.Įligible students may submit an application to USCIS to change status within the U.S. Students who change status through travel should check-in with an ISSS Advisor upon return. This date generally corresponds with the start of classes for the upcoming term. up to 30 days before the “program start date” on the I-20 or DS-2019. If the visa application is approved, the student may re-enter the U.S. Once outside the U.S., the individual should use his/her newly issued I-20 or DS-2019 to apply for an F or J-1 visa from a U.S. An admitted or enrolled student in another nonimmigrant visa status may choose to change status by departing the U.S.
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