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Form IS-271, Request to Transfer-Out J-1 SEVIS Record Part I

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The document is Form IS-271, a request for J-1 exchange visitors to transfer their SEVIS record from Clemson University to another institution. It includes sections for the visitor's personal information, details about the transfer-in institution, and confirmation from the current supervisor at Clemson University regarding the transfer.

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Can a school refuse to transfer a SEVIS record?

A DSO at a SEVP-certified school must transfer the SEVIS records for any F-1 student accepted at another SEVP-certified school. A DSO may not refuse to transfer the SEVIS record of any student accepted by another school certified by SEVP for reasons that include, but are not limited to, financial or business reasons.

Can I stay in the US during a SEVIS transfer?

When transferring between schools or programs, a student may not remain in the United States unless the student is able to resume classes at the transfer school or program within 5 months of transferring out of the current school, or within 5 months of the program completion date as indicated on the Certificate of

How to change SEVIS?

A designated school official (DSO) can submit a correction request to change the status of the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) record. The table below shows the types of status changes that can be requested through a correction request in SEVIS.

How do I correct my SEVIS information?

Regardless of which status the record is being changed to, remarks must be entered. Click the Correct SEVIS Status button to submit the status change. An Update Successful confirmation message will display in a new window. An automatic e-mail will be sent to the exchange visitor notifying them of the status change.

How do I update my SEVIS information?

To get started, click the SEVIS Profile button at the top of any record. Or, search in the SEVIS Admin by name to locate the SEVIS Profile. Once in the SEVIS profile, click the New SEVIS Update Record button at the top of the users SEVIS Profile.

How do I get a new SEVIS?

How to Get a SEVIS Number? Step 1: Admission to a SEVP-Certified School or Exchange Program. Step 2: Receive Form I-20 or DS-2019. Step 3: Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee. Step 4: Apply for the F, M, or J Visa.

Can I transfer my SEVIS fee to another student?

Yes, the SEVIS fee may be transferable.

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