Student Q from China, an undergraduate at a university in Northern California, lost his student status on March 1, 2024, due to failing to enroll in the required 12 credits for the Spring 2024 semester. Over four months after the termination of their status, Q entrusted Ivy International Consulting to submit a Reinstatement application to USCIS. The application was filed on July 31, 2024, and was approved on October 3, 2024, without any requirement for additional documents! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice.)

Student W from China was admitted to a community college while studying at a language school in Illinois. However, he did not complete the transfer process in time and also failed to continue registering at the language school, which resulted in the termination of his student status by the language school in early January 2024. In mid-January 2024, W submitted a Reinstatement application on his own. On April 16, he received a Request for Evidence (RFE) from USCIS. After submitting the required evidence, his application was denied on May 31. With the assistance of Ivy International, W resubmitted his Reinstatement application in early June 2024, and on August 20, 2024, it was approved without an RFE! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student H from China was in his fourth year of undergraduate studies at a university in California. In November 2020, his F1 status was terminated because he failed to enroll in 12 credit hours. After being out of status for over three years, he contacted Ivy International Consulting for help. We assisted him in enrolling at a new school and submitted a reinstatement application to USCIS on March 6, 2024. At the end of April, he received a Request for Evidence (RFE) letter. After providing the required documents, his application was approved on June 18, 2024! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student J from China applied to a new school during her OPT period after obtaining her bachelor's degree at a university in Florida. However, she did not complete the transfer process in time, resulting in the termination of her F1 status on September 30, 2023. Since her new school was unwilling to issue a reinstatement I-20, we at Ivy International Consulting assisted her in applying to a master's program at another school. On December 8, 2023, we assisted her to submit her reinstatement application to USCIS. With well-prepared documentation and no additional evidence required, her application was approved directly on May 6, 2024! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student S from China was enrolled in an undergraduate program at a university in Massachusetts. However, due to not enrolling in the required 12 credits in the Spring of 2020, his student status was terminated by the university on May 7, 2020. After being out of status for 3 years and 3 months, Student S entrusted Ivy International Education in August 2023 to apply for readmission to his original university. In September 2023, Student S was readmitted, and on October 17, 2023, Ivy International assisted him in submitting a reinstatement application to USCIS. In early February 2024, USCIS issued a Request for Evidence (RFE). After submitting the required documentation, the reinstatement was approved on March 12, 2024! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Y from China transferred from a community college in Southern California to a four-year university but failed to submit the required materials to the new school on time. This resulted in the termination of his F1 student status by the new university in March 2021. After being out of status for 2 years and 9 months, Student Y contacted Ivy International Education for assistance. Ivy International Education helped Student Y provide a reasonable explanation to the university, and in December 2023, he obtained a reinstatement I-20 and submitted a reinstatement application to USCIS. On February 23, 2024, the reinstatement was approved without any additional requests for evidence (RFE)! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student S from China was enrolled in an undergraduate program at a university in Virginia but had her student status terminated in early January 2022 due to unpaid tuition fees. After being out of status for a year and a half, Student S contacted Ivy International Education for assistance in July 2023. We helped Student S apply for readmission to her original university, and on September 15, 2023, a reinstatement application was submitted to USCIS. In mid-January 2024, USCIS issued a Request for Evidence (RFE). After submitting the required documents, the reinstatement was approved on February 14, 2024! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Z from China graduated with a master's degree from a university in Massachusetts. After completing OPT, Z enrolled in a new school to pursue a second master's program. However, Z did not attend classes for an entire month after the new semester began, leading to the termination of their F1 student status by the new school in early August 2023. In September 2023, Student Z contacted Ivy International Consulting for assistance. Since the school Z had initially chosen did not support reinstatement, Ivy International Consulting helped Z apply to another school that did. In October 2023, Z received an admission letter from the new school and submitted a reinstatement application to USCIS. On January 24, 2024, the reinstatement was approved without any additional requests for evidence (RFE)! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student L from China was enrolled in a master’s program at a university in Southern California. However, due to not attending classes for an entire month after the semester began, L’s F1 student status was terminated by the university in early May 2023. In July 2023, Student L contacted Ivy International Consulting for assistance. Ivy International Consulting helped L communicate with the university and secure a plan to return to school for the next semester. In September 2023, Ivy International assisted L in submitting an F1 reinstatement application to USCIS. On January 17, 2024, the reinstatement was approved without any additional requests for evidence! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Y from China was enrolled in an undergraduate program at a university in New York State. Due to low attendance, Y’s F1 student status was terminated by the university in December 2021. After being out of status for 16 months, Y contacted Ivy International Consulting for assistance at the end of April 2023. Ivy International Consulting successfully helped Y gain readmission to the original undergraduate program and submitted a reinstatement application on September 1, 2023. Due to the thorough preparation of the application materials, no additional documentation was required, and the reinstatement was successfully approved on December 5, 2023! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student G from China graduated with a master's degree from a university in Ohio and applied for OPT. However, the OPT application was denied, leading to the termination of G’s F1 student status in September 2022. G was out of status for 9 months. Ivy International Consulting assisted G in applying for a master’s program at a new school and submitted a reinstatement application on June 21, 2023. Due to the thorough preparation of the application materials, no additional documentation was required, and the reinstatement was directly approved on September 6, 2023! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student S from China, who was pursuing a master's program in Virginia, had his F1 student status terminated by the university in October 2021 due to failing to meet the required credit hours. After being out of status for a year and a half, S contacted Ivy International Consulting. With Ivy International's assistance, S submitted a Reinstatement application on June 9, 2023. On August 21, 2023, the application was approved without the need for an RFE. (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Y from Brunei, who was enrolled in an undergraduate program at a public university in California, had his F1 student status terminated in March 2021 due to not meeting the required credit hours. Since the university allowed Y to continue attending classes, he did not take notice or address his status issue. After being out of status for two years and approaching graduation, Y discovered that being out of status made him ineligible to apply for OPT. In May 2023, Y sought assistance from Ivy International Consulting. We helped Y apply for a master's program at a private university in California and submitted his Reinstatement application on July 10, 2023. On August 14, 2023, the application was approved without the need for an RFE. (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student L from China, who was pursuing a master's program at a university in California, was dismissed from the school due to low attendance, and his F1 student status was terminated on April 11, 2023. Ivy International Consulting assisted L in negotiating with the university to secure the opportunity to continue his studies. On April 27, 2023, we submitted a Reinstatement application to USCIS. A month later, L was once again dismissed by the university due to further absences. Ivy International helped L apply for a new master's program and continue the Reinstatement process. On June 22, 2023, his Reinstatement application was successfully approved. (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student W from China was enrolled in a language school in Northern California, which unfortunately closed due to the pandemic. However, she did not transfer to another school in time, resulting in the termination of her student status in October 2020. In May 2022, she submitted a marriage-based green card application with her spouse, but the application was denied in November of the same year due to the loss of her student status. Subsequently, she sought assistance from Ivy International to reinstate her student status, which had lapsed for over two years. We helped her apply to a new school and assisted the school in requesting USCIS to manually transfer her terminated student record. In February 2023, we assisted her in submitting a reinstatement application to USCIS. On May 12, 2023, USCIS issued a Request for Evidence letter, and after providing the required documents, the application was approved on June 23, 2023! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Y from China was pursuing an undergraduate degree at a university in New Jersey. After taking a break from studies, she returned to the U.S. to continue her education. In late May 2021, she entered the U.S. using an initial I-20. However, after arriving, she failed to complete the school's check-in requirements, resulting in the termination of her F1 status in August 2021. In November 2022, after being out of status for 15 months, she realized the issue and reached out to Ivy International Consulting for assistance. Since she was set to graduate with her bachelor's degree in December, we assisted her in applying to a master’s program at a new school. On February 8, 2023, we assisted her in submitting her reinstatement application to USCIS, and it was approved on June 16, 2023, without a Request for Additional Evidence. (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Y from China graduated from a university in Northern California in May 2022. After his grace period ended in July 2022, he overstayed in the U.S. Eight months into being out of status, he reached out to Ivy International for assistance. Ivy International helped him gain admission to a top 30 university in New York and assisted him in submitting a reinstatement application to USCIS on March 17, 2023. The application was approved on April 28, 2023 (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student W from China transferred from a community college in Illinois to a four-year university. However, due to not completing the transfer process in time, his F1 student status was terminated in April 2022. After being out of status for 9 months, he contacted Ivy International for assistance. Ivy International helped him submit a reinstatement application on January 23, 2023, and the application was approved on April 24, 2023, without a Request for Additional Evidence. (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student T from China was dismissed from a university in California during his master’s program due to a low GPA, resulting in the termination of his F1 student status. Six months after his status termination, he sought assistance from Ivy International. Ivy International helped him gain admission to a new master’s program and assisted him in submitting a reinstatement application on May 2, 2022. The application was approved on January 13, 2023, without a Request for Additional Evidence (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)

Student Q from China was pursuing a master’s degree at a university in Minnesota. His F1 status was automatically terminated due to the expiration of his I-20 and failure to apply for an extension in time. Three months after falling out of status, he sought assistance from Ivy International. Ivy International helped him submit a reinstatement application on September 29, 2022. On December 14, 2022, USCIS issued a Request for Evidence letter, and after submitting the required documents, the application was approved on January 9, 2023! (Click to view the USCIS approval notice)