Visa Validation Sample Clauses

Visa Validation. U.S. government regulations require that all participants on the Summer Work/Travel J-1 program keep their program sponsors informed of their whereabouts and program activities while in the USA. You must go to your Footprints account when you arrive at your work destination and provide the exact details of your physical living address in the USA. Failure to do so no later than 10 days of the start date on your DS2019 form (and not the date you enter the US) will result in a Terminated status in SEVIS. In addition, you are required to inform CCUSA within 10 days of any change in your housing after this initial contact. Failure to do so will result in the automatic termination of your J-1 visa in the SEVIS system. This status in the SEVIS system means that you are not able to remain in the USA or to return to the USA in the future.
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Visa Validation. U.S. government regulations require that all participants on the Summer Work/Travel J-1 program keep their program sponsors informed of their whereabouts and program activities while in the USA. You must go to your Footprints account when you arrive at your work destination and provide the exact details of your physical living address in the USA. Failure to do so no later than 10 days of the start date on your DS2019 form (and not the date you enter the US) will result in a Terminated status in SEVIS. In addition, you are required to inform CCUSA within 10 days of any change in your housing after this initial contact. Failure to do so will result in the automatic termination of your J-1 visa in the SEVIS system. This status in the SEVIS system means that you are not able to remain in the USA or to return to the USA in the future. C Z This agreement is between CCUSA Inc., (CCUSA) and (print name) you, a CCUSA participant 3. Visa 30 Day Check-ins: Regulations require that you contact CCUSA every 30 days to confirm your living and working addresses and to answer questions about your program experience. CCUSA will send you emails reminding you of this requirement. Failure to respond to emails or calls about the check-ins will result in the termination of your program. You will have a 7 day grace period for your first 30 day check in but if you are late for any subsequent check-in, your CCUSA program will be terminated as required by State Department regulations.
Visa Validation. U.S. government regulations require that all participants on the Summer Work/Travel J-­‐1 program keep their program sponsors informed of their whereabouts and program activities while in the USA. You must go to your Footprints account when you arrive at your work destination and provide the exact details of your physical living address in the USA. Failure to do so no later than 10 days of the start date on your DS2019 form (and not the date you enter the H U 0 This agreement is between CCUSA Inc., (CCUSA) and (print name) you, a CCUSA participant US) will result in a Terminated status in SEVIS. In addition, you are required to inform CCUSA within 10 days of any change in your housing after this initial contact. Failure to do so will result in the automatic termination of your J-­‐1 visa in the SEVIS system. This status in the SEVIS system means that you are not able to remain in the USA or to return to the USA in the future.

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