General

Summary This page provides travel guidance for Commencement and reunion guests and visitors from outside the U.S. traveling to Harvard. As we prepare to welcome friends, family, guests, and Harvard community members living abroad to our campus for...

Summary The attached document is a resource for Harvard international students, scholars, and their families.

Summary This handout provides important information on travel during your time in the U.S., including what documents you'll need, travel signatures, and maintaining status.

Summary These instructions are to help eligible Harvard international students and scholars apply for a Social Security Number. To be eligible for a Social Security Number (SSN), you will need to present evidence of work authorization to an official at a...

Summary F-1 and J-1 students attending the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences should use this form to request an extended I-20 or DS-2019, or a a new I-20 or DS-2019 if you're returning from a leave of absence. Please complete the student section of the...

Summary This form is for Harvard international students and scholars to request immigration documents for their dependents .

Summary F-1 Students and J-1 Exchange Visitors sponsored by Harvard University should complete this form to request a new visa document.

Summary This form is for F-1 students and J-1 Exchange Visitors (Students/Scholars/Student Interns) at Harvard who need a travel endorsement on their Form I-20 or DS-2019 for re-entry to the U.S. If your visa is not sponsored by Harvard (ex. Fulbright)...

Summary This form is for Harvard international students and scholars to register with the HIO upon initial arrival, after a change of immigration status, or after a return from a leave of absence. Complete this form only after you arrive in the U.S...

Summary This form is for Harvard international students and scholars to update their U.S. residential address. Immigration regulations require that all non-U.S. citizens report their residential addresses within 10 days of their entry to the United States...