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Current International Students

Keep On Rising

Continue your journey at UW-Green Bay.

From the moment you apply to the day you graduate, a dedicated team is here to support you every step of the way. Our advisors and international student services provide guidance on everything from course selection to navigating life in the U.S., ensuring you have a smooth transition into your studies and a rewarding journey throughout your program.

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Get All the Details

Find the forms and information you need as a student at UW-Green Bay.

File Your Taxes

Whether or not you earned income, you'll need to file taxes to maintain your visa.

Get Tax Support

Get Endorsed For Travel

There's a wide world out there—explore it! But first, make sure you get permission from our office if you're planning on international travel during your stay.

Ensure You're Good to Go

Gain Experience in Your Field

If you're on the F-1 visa, prepare for your field through Optional Practical Training (OPT). You can build skills while learning different perspectives in the U.S.

Practical Experience for Your Profession

Extend Time in Program

If you need more time to complete your academic program, fill out this form before your I-20 expires to make sure you maintain your status.

Need More Time?

Reduce Course Load

The Reduced Course Load form is for certain situations both academic and medical. If you need to drop below 12 credits use this form and meet with and International Education advisor.

Submit Form to Us

Get a Social Security Card

The social security letter confirms your employment in an on-campus job. This letter helps you get a social security card, which you can use to apply for loans, open a bank account, rent an apartment and more.

Get Social Security Letter

How to Release Your SEVIS Records

Your SEVIS record is an immigration record in an electronic database. Only one U.S. educational institution at a time has access to your record. If you've been studying at the UW-Green Bay or participating in OPT and plan to attend a different institution, your SEVIS record must be released to the new institution. After the release date, the new institution will be able to make you a new I-20.

  1. Fill out the SEVIS Release Form.
  2. Attach an admission letter and a transfer in form for the new educational institution.
  3. Send the form and attached documents to us. Please wait 5 business days to have your form processed. Our staff will notify you when your record has been released.
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Every Journey is Different

You have unique needs and goals. We're here to help you meet them! If you have questions, get in touch with our team.

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