After you receive the electronic copy of your I-20, complete the following steps before booking your visa appointment:

• Schedule a free visa information and preparation session with your personal Enrollment Advisor.
• Verify all details on your I-20 (including your date of birth), and make sure your name is the same as it appears on your passport.
• Prepare the required documents for your visa interview at the U.S. embassy.

After you complete the above steps, apply for your visa as soon as possible. The required interviews at the U.S. embassy can take several weeks to schedule.

• Complete your visa application.
• Pay your I-90 (SEVIS) fee.
• Visit usembassy.gov to schedule your visa appointment, what to expect when you arrive, and the documentation you need to take with you.
• Notify your Enrollment Advisor of the date and embassy of your visa appointment.
• Watch the videos below to help you apply for your visa and prepare for your interview:

When purchasing your ticket, plan to arrive on or before your scheduled move-in day.
Once you book your flight, visit americancollegiate.com/la/arrival to enter your travel itinerary and confirm your free airport pick-up if required. Pick-ups are offered from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). This will help the campus team prepare for your arrival and make your big day go as smoothly as possible.

Making your payment in full two weeks before you arrive will help avoid delays with enrollment.

• Flywire by Peer Transfer: Please visit American Collegiate, Los Angeles flywire portal to complete the transfer process. Please note that you cannot use a U.S. credit card or U.S. bank account.

1. Immunization requirement: Mandatory health and immunization form. Choose your campus location:
   • Los Angeles, CA Immunization Form

2. FERPA disclosure form (Acknowledgment of Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)
3. UCLA Extension Waiver
4. ACLA Waiver

1. Under 18 Guardianship Assignment form
2. Paper FERPA form

1. Current passport
2. Visa
3. I-20
4. I-94 (can be printed from i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/)
5. Health insurance (students will receive program health insurance cards at orientation)
6. Offer letter
7. For 5-10 transfer applications and NOT admissions, at least five copies of original, certified, individually sealed (if possible) high school transcripts and postsecondary transcripts (if any) in both English and local language
8. Official copy of TOEFL/IELTS/other proof English proficiency exam
9. Completed Health & Immunization form