Applying is simple!
1. Complete the Application below and read the ESL STUDENT HANDBOOK.
2) Submit Additional Forms by fax (415-359-9033) or email attachment (PDF file or scan) to eslinfo@iic.edu .
3) Pay application fee and tuition deposit by credit card, international money order or check. You can fax credit card information to 415-359-9033 or email it to hannah@iic.edu .
Include the name on the card, type of card (Visa, Mastercard), the number, the expiration date and the security code on the back (it has 3 numbers).
DON'T FORGET TO SEND THE FOLLOWING:
What is an official bank letter?
An original bank statement is signed or stamped by the bank . You may also use your original monthly paper statement (does not need bank certification). If you print your statement from online, you must have it signed or stamped by the bank. If you need to keep your original,
IIC will make a copy of the original. In this case, you must bring the bank letter to IIC.
- Must be dated within the last 3 months
- Must clearly state the student's or sponsor's name
- Must clearly state the currency ($USD not required)
- For every month of study, you need $1285.00 . If you have $13,000.00 in your bank account, your I-20 will be issued for 10 months. F-1 Visa applicants must apply for a minimum of
12 weeks ($3855).
After we receive payment of $210.00, your I-20 and acceptance letter will be mailed to you. (Transfer students will receive their I-20 on their start date.) Please allow approximately
10-15 days for regular mail. Take these, along with your Passport and Evidence of Financial Support, to the nearest US Embassy or Consulate to apply for your F-1 Student Visa.
You may also request express mailing for $75.00. Please request express mailing at the time of payment.
Once you receive your I-20, all F-1 student visa applicants are required to pay a $200.00 SEVIS fee (this is not the same as the visa fee). Payments can be made online at https://www.fmjfee.com/i901fee/index.html only after receiving the I-20 and must be paid at least 3 days before going to the US Embassy or Consulate.
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