Differences between UNVA and Tri-Valley ( Important )

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[quote author=k2s link=topic=218003.msg2683591#msg2683591 date=1311962706]
correct point emi cheppaledu........... dont wry dont wory antey saripotada ???
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emi ledu bro............

UNVA students are still with active SEVIS, so they gave a chance to transfer to other school.

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[quote author=k2s link=topic=218003.msg2683591#msg2683591 date=1311962706]
correct point emi cheppaledu........... dont wry dont wory antey saripotada ???
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Maintaining student status when an SEVP certified school closes or loses its certification to
enroll F-1 nonimmigrant students

Roughly 200 Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certified schools each year go out of business or have
SEVP certification removed. If you are a student at one of these schools, you need to know what to do to maintain
your nonimmigrant status, what legal obligations your school has to assist you, and what you should do if the school
does not fulfill its legal obligations.
Sections 1 and 2 of this Fact Sheet are for students that have not yet begun their academic program in the United
States. Sections 3 through 7 are for currently enrolled students, addressing the different situations you may face and
your alternatives to maintain nonimmigrant status.
1.  If you have been accepted by such a school, but have not yet entered the United States to begin your program of
study, you will need to apply and be accepted by another SEVP-certified school. You will not be admitted into
the United States with a Form I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student) or visa issued for you to
enroll at the original school. Prior to seeking entry into the United States:
a.  Consult the list of SEVP-certified schools at [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis/]http://www.ice.gov/sevis/[/url] and apply to a school on that list.
b.  Once you have been accepted and received a Form I-20 from the new school, apply for a visa that reflects
your attendance at the new school.
2. If you have arrived in the United States, but have not yet reported to your school, and discover that your school
will cease operations or lose SEVP certification at the end of the current session, do one of the following:
a.  If the school is still enrolling students for the current session, you may enroll and attend that school for that
session only. Report to the school and enroll by the program start date, and then follow the requirements for
currently enrolled students. See section 4.
b. You may transfer to another SEVP-certified school instead of enrolling in the affected school. First,
identify a new school in which you can be enrolled from the list at [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis.]http://www.ice.gov/sevis.[/url] The new
school (transfer-in school) must have a program start date that is within 30 days of your date of entry. 
Notify your current school (transfer-out school) of your intent to transfer prior to the intended
program start date there. As soon as the new school confirms that they will accept you, report to the
1 transfer-in school by its program start date and enroll. The designated school officials (DSOs) of the two
schools will coordinate the transfer of your Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS)
record, including assignment of a record release date to the transfer-in school. Your record must be released
to the transfer-in school prior to you beginning classes at that school. See Section 4 for details.
c.  If you do not enroll in the affected school for its last session, gain acceptance at another SEVP-certified
school and do not have your SEVIS record transferred within 30 days of your entry date, or if you choose
to delay studies, depart the United States immediately. Follow the procedure in Section 1 if you choose to
return to the United States to study.
3.  If you are enrolled at a school that closes unexpectedly, immediately transfer to another SEVP-certified school
or depart the United States.
4.  If you are currently enrolled at a school that plans to close or loses SEVP certification and you elect to transfer
to another SEVP-certified school:
a.  Identify a new school (the transfer-in school). Consult the list of SEVP-certified schools at
[url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis]http://www.ice.gov/sevis[/url] and apply to a school on that list.
b.  Provide the transfer-in school all the same information that was required for acceptance by your current
school (the transfer-out school), including verification of finances. Discuss your situation fully with the
DSO at the transfer-in school. Include the following topics, at a minimum, in your conversation:
•  Any breaks or travel you plan to take, and what documents you must have for travel
•  Authorized employment benefits from your current school, if any, and how the records release date of
the transfer will affect them
Note: All current employment authorization is cancelled upon completion of transfer to a new school;
see FAQ Transfers for F-1 Students, sections 6.7 and 6.8, at [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis.]http://www.ice.gov/sevis.[/url]
•  When your classes will start, and when you must report to the school (within 15 days before the
transfer-in program start date)
•  What courses are available, registration requirements, and procedures for transfer of academic records
•  What credits will be accepted by the transfer-in school from the transfer-out school
•  The impact of your transfer on the length of your program
c.  When you are assured that this is an acceptable transfer for you and the transfer-in school accepts you, in
writing, have the transfer-in DSO contact the DSO at the transfer-out school to coordinate the transfer of
your SEVIS record, including assignment of a record release date to the transfer-in school.
d. Your transfer-out school will coordinate with SEVP to determine the last day you can be enrolled at that
school. The transfer-out DSO will advise you of that date, your responsibilities to complete the transfer,
and the sequence of events.
5.  If you are currently enrolled at a school that plans to close or loses SEVP certification, and you elect to
discontinue your studies:
a.  Contact the DSO from your current school and request an authorized early withdrawal. If granted, depart
the United States within 15 days of your formal withdrawal date from the school. Ask the DSO to give you
2 a new Form I-20 showing that your record was terminated as a result of an authorized withdrawal, and not
from any detrimental action. Retain this with your travel records to avoid potential difficulties in being
admitted to the United States for future visits.
b. If you stop attending classes at your school without first notifying the DSO of your intent to withdraw, your
SEVIS record and nonimmigrant status will be terminated for reason of unauthorized early withdrawal, a
detrimental action. You are subject to further investigation and possible deportation. Depart the United
States immediately.
c.  If you choose to resume classes at another school after leaving the United States, follow the procedures in
section 1.
6.  If you have problems related to your enrollment with your current school and have not yet been accepted for
transfer by a new school:
a.  Contact SEVP immediately by email at [email protected] if:
•  Your school discontinues the classes/instruction for which you have contracted
•  You are unable to contact school officials
•  Your school officials will not assist you
Note: Students from the same school and acting as a group may provide a single report to SEVP about
your situation.
b. Provide SEVP the following information:
•  Family name
•  First name
•  SEVIS ID
•  Date of birth
•  Form I-94 number
•  Contact information, including mailing address, telephone number, and email
•  School name and address
•  Date you became aware of the problem
•  Description of the situation (a summary; 1-2 paragraphs)
c.  SEVP will assist you if you choose to enroll at another SEVP-certified school. However, the basic
requirements for you to transfer or depart the United States remain the same as for all students, whether or
not their school officials are supporting them.
7. If you are enrolled at a school that is closing or losing SEVP certification and are transferring, but it does not
appear that the transfer-out school intends to meet its legal obligations to transfer your SEVIS record, or if the
DSO at the transfer-in school cannot contact the DSO at the transfer-out school to transfer your SEVIS record,
the transfer-in DSO should seek guidance from SEVP.
8. What action is taken by SEVP with schools that do not fulfill their legal obligations? Schools that have been
SEVP-certified have serious legal obligations to you, the student, and to the U.S. government. SEVP will
exercise the full authority of the U.S. government to protect you and to institute sanctions against any school
that disregards its responsibilities.

[k2s]

[quote author=BABUU link=topic=218003.msg2683609#msg2683609 date=1311962932]
LoL.1q

emi ledu bro............

UNVA students are still with active SEVIS, so they gave a chance to transfer to other school.
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[k2s]

[quote author=dollardreams link=topic=218003.msg2683643#msg2683643 date=1311963202]


Maintaining student status when an SEVP certified school closes or loses its certification to
enroll F-1 nonimmigrant students

Roughly 200 Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certified schools each year go out of business or have
SEVP certification removed. If you are a student at one of these schools, you need to know what to do to maintain
your nonimmigrant status, what legal obligations your school has to assist you, and what you should do if the school
does not fulfill its legal obligations.
Sections 1 and 2 of this Fact Sheet are for students that have not yet begun their academic program in the United
States. Sections 3 through 7 are for currently enrolled students, addressing the different situations you may face and
your alternatives to maintain nonimmigrant status.
1.  If you have been accepted by such a school, but have not yet entered the United States to begin your program of
study, you will need to apply and be accepted by another SEVP-certified school. You will not be admitted into
the United States with a Form I-20 (Certificate of Eligibility for Nonimmigrant Student) or visa issued for you to
enroll at the original school. Prior to seeking entry into the United States:
a.  Consult the list of SEVP-certified schools at [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis/]http://www.ice.gov/sevis/[/url] and apply to a school on that list.
b.  Once you have been accepted and received a Form I-20 from the new school, apply for a visa that reflects
your attendance at the new school.
2. If you have arrived in the United States, but have not yet reported to your school, and discover that your school
will cease operations or lose SEVP certification at the end of the current session, do one of the following:
a.  If the school is still enrolling students for the current session, you may enroll and attend that school for that
session only. Report to the school and enroll by the program start date, and then follow the requirements for
currently enrolled students. See section 4.
b. You may transfer to another SEVP-certified school instead of enrolling in the affected school. First,
identify a new school in which you can be enrolled from the list at [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis.]http://www.ice.gov/sevis.[/url] The new
school (transfer-in school) must have a program start date that is within 30 days of your date of entry. 
Notify your current school (transfer-out school) of your intent to transfer prior to the intended
program start date there. As soon as the new school confirms that they will accept you, report to the
1 transfer-in school by its program start date and enroll. The designated school officials (DSOs) of the two
schools will coordinate the transfer of your Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS)
record, including assignment of a record release date to the transfer-in school. Your record must be released
to the transfer-in school prior to you beginning classes at that school. See Section 4 for details.
c.  If you do not enroll in the affected school for its last session, gain acceptance at another SEVP-certified
school and do not have your SEVIS record transferred within 30 days of your entry date, or if you choose
to delay studies, depart the United States immediately. Follow the procedure in Section 1 if you choose to
return to the United States to study.
3.  If you are enrolled at a school that closes unexpectedly, immediately transfer to another SEVP-certified school
or depart the United States.
4.  If you are currently enrolled at a school that plans to close or loses SEVP certification and you elect to transfer
to another SEVP-certified school:
a.  Identify a new school (the transfer-in school). Consult the list of SEVP-certified schools at
[url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis]http://www.ice.gov/sevis[/url] and apply to a school on that list.
b.  Provide the transfer-in school all the same information that was required for acceptance by your current
school (the transfer-out school), including verification of finances. Discuss your situation fully with the
DSO at the transfer-in school. Include the following topics, at a minimum, in your conversation:
•  Any breaks or travel you plan to take, and what documents you must have for travel
•  Authorized employment benefits from your current school, if any, and how the records release date of
the transfer will affect them
Note: All current employment authorization is cancelled upon completion of transfer to a new school;
see FAQ Transfers for F-1 Students, sections 6.7 and 6.8, at [url=http://www.ice.gov/sevis.]http://www.ice.gov/sevis.[/url]
•  When your classes will start, and when you must report to the school (within 15 days before the
transfer-in program start date)
•  What courses are available, registration requirements, and procedures for transfer of academic records
•  What credits will be accepted by the transfer-in school from the transfer-out school
•  The impact of your transfer on the length of your program
c.  When you are assured that this is an acceptable transfer for you and the transfer-in school accepts you, in
writing, have the transfer-in DSO contact the DSO at the transfer-out school to coordinate the transfer of
your SEVIS record, including assignment of a record release date to the transfer-in school.
d. Your transfer-out school will coordinate with SEVP to determine the last day you can be enrolled at that
school. The transfer-out DSO will advise you of that date, your responsibilities to complete the transfer,
and the sequence of events.
5.  If you are currently enrolled at a school that plans to close or loses SEVP certification, and you elect to
discontinue your studies:
a.  Contact the DSO from your current school and request an authorized early withdrawal. If granted, depart
the United States within 15 days of your formal withdrawal date from the school. Ask the DSO to give you
2 a new Form I-20 showing that your record was terminated as a result of an authorized withdrawal, and not
from any detrimental action. Retain this with your travel records to avoid potential difficulties in being
admitted to the United States for future visits.
b. If you stop attending classes at your school without first notifying the DSO of your intent to withdraw, your
SEVIS record and nonimmigrant status will be terminated for reason of unauthorized early withdrawal, a
detrimental action. You are subject to further investigation and possible deportation. Depart the United
States immediately.
c.  If you choose to resume classes at another school after leaving the United States, follow the procedures in
section 1.
6.  If you have problems related to your enrollment with your current school and have not yet been accepted for
transfer by a new school:
a.  Contact SEVP immediately by email at [email protected] if:
•  Your school discontinues the classes/instruction for which you have contracted
•  You are unable to contact school officials
•  Your school officials will not assist you
Note: Students from the same school and acting as a group may provide a single report to SEVP about
your situation.
b. Provide SEVP the following information:
•  Family name
•  First name
•  SEVIS ID
•  Date of birth
•  Form I-94 number
•  Contact information, including mailing address, telephone number, and email
•  School name and address
•  Date you became aware of the problem
•  Description of the situation (a summary; 1-2 paragraphs)
c.  SEVP will assist you if you choose to enroll at another SEVP-certified school. However, the basic
requirements for you to transfer or depart the United States remain the same as for all students, whether or
not their school officials are supporting them.
7. If you are enrolled at a school that is closing or losing SEVP certification and are transferring, but it does not
appear that the transfer-out school intends to meet its legal obligations to transfer your SEVIS record, or if the
DSO at the transfer-in school cannot contact the DSO at the transfer-out school to transfer your SEVIS record,
the transfer-in DSO should seek guidance from SEVP.
8. What action is taken by SEVP with schools that do not fulfill their legal obligations? Schools that have been
SEVP-certified have serious legal obligations to you, the student, and to the U.S. government. SEVP will
exercise the full authority of the U.S. government to protect you and to institute sanctions against any school
that disregards its responsibilities.
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ee sollu puranalu maaku telusu.............
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First post lo direct point aa chepanu kada ..

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[k2s]

[quote author=dollardreams link=topic=218003.msg2683708#msg2683708 date=1311963666]
First post lo direct point aa chepanu kada ..
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[quote author=k2s link=topic=218003.msg2683591#msg2683591 date=1311962706]
correct point emi cheppaledu........... dont wry dont wory antey saripotada ???
[/quote]
point ledu boka ledu....al is wel anadu anthe..... CITI_$D# dolardreams

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[appalraju]

[quote author=dollardreams link=topic=218003.msg2683312#msg2683312 date=1311960586]
Dont Compare UNVA with Tri-valley university .

Tri-valley is closed due to Big fraud done by university so that university was closed . Due to this students had suffered alot

Eg :- Tri-valley university bought the out of status students in to status which is a very big immigration fraud in US and many more fraud . so  due to this students are also treated as same by us government

Where as with UNVA it regular issue not a fraud so no student as to worry

Roughly 200 Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certified schools each year go out of business or have
SEVP certification removed. 

UNVA comes under above category . Options from ICE are given according to above category .

[b]Most Important .. UNVA is not closed . ICE had removed SEVP certification . They can enroll local students .[/b]

US government will follow the regular rules as per norms for closed colleges where as with tri-valley Immigration fraud rules as bee followed ( Its totally mistake of tri-valley university which still suffering lot of Indian students  )

Here with UNVA . NO student will suffer . there are free to transfer . there will be no mark on there sevis.

Please Dont panic others . Its very regular issue with UNVA .
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[b]Most Important .. UNVA is not closed . ICE had removed SEVP certification . They can enroll local students .[/b]


Local students aaa......evaru babu aa local students uuu.........

[Nellore Pedda reddy]

[quote author=appalraju link=topic=218003.msg2684000#msg2684000 date=1311965216]
[b]Most Important .. UNVA is not closed . ICE had removed SEVP certification . They can enroll local students .[/b]


Local students aaa......evaru babu aa local students uuu.........
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Americans    #~` #~` #~` #~` #~`

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