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Confused about US student paperwork?
I-20 extensions, school transfers, and study-abroad applications each follow their own process, and it’s easy to miss something your school requires. We help you understand the process, prepare the right information, and know exactly what to do next, instead of guessing your way through English-only school websites.
Where are you in your journey?
Pick the option that sounds most like you, and we’ll point you straight to the support that fits your situation.
I need more time to finish my program
I-20 extension support
I want to transfer to another school
School transfer support
I'm getting ready to study in the U.S.
Study abroad services
I'm not sure what I need
Student support form
Our Services
I-20 extension
Need more time and not sure where to start? We help you organize your extension request and prepare the exact documents your school asks for, so you're not scrambling as the deadline gets close.
School transfer
Thinking about transferring to another school? We help you understand the process and prepare the information both your current and new school may request.
Study abroad services
Getting ready to study in the U.S.? We support you with application paperwork and the steps to take before you enroll, so nothing gets missed at the last minute.
Getting started is simpler than you think
Tell us what you need
Share your current location, school status, and goal.
Get clear next steps
We review what you share and explain the school-related documents and steps that may apply to you.
Prepare your paperwork
We help you organize your documents and follow your school's submission instructions.
Support in your language. Help when you need it.
Vietnamese-language support, so nothing gets lost in translation
Clear explanations, no confusing jargon
Document guidance built around your specific situation
Online support, whether you're in Vietnam or already studying in the U.S.
We always tell you the next step, so you're never guessing
Frequently asked questions
An I-20 program extension updates the program end date on your Form I-20 when you’re an eligible F-1 student who needs more time to finish your program. Your school reviews the request, and approval isn’t automatic.
Reach out to your Designated School Official (DSO) as early as possible, and before the program end date on your current I-20. Deadlines and review steps can vary by school.
Your school may ask for an explanation of your academic or other qualifying circumstances, an updated study plan or expected completion date, input from an academic adviser, and proof of funding. Exact requirements depend on your school and situation.
No. An I-20 extension and an F-1 visa are separate things. Your school manages your I-20 and SEVIS record, while visa issuance and renewal follow their own U.S. government process.
If you’re eligible, you’ll generally work with your current school and your new school to transfer your SEVIS record. Both schools determine the required documents, release date, admission requirements, and timing based on your situation.
We help you understand common school requirements, organize your information, prepare a document checklist, and figure out what questions to ask your school. We don’t provide legal advice, approve requests, or make decisions for a school or government agency.
Yes. Students in Vietnam can request online support for study-in-the-U.S. application paperwork and preparation steps. The exact documents and process depend on your school, program, and situation.
Select Get student support and send a short description of your situation: your current location, school status, and goal. Please don’t include passport numbers, SEVIS IDs, financial records, or other sensitive information in your first message.
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Not sure where to start?
Tell us a bit about your situation. Our team will review what you share and reach out about possible next steps.
We provide general information and help students organize school-related paperwork. We do not provide legal advice or guarantee immigration, visa, SEVIS, or school decisions. Please don’t include passport numbers, SEVIS IDs, financial records, or other sensitive information in your message.
