What is SEVIS I-901 fee ?
The SEVIS I-901 fee is the fee that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) collects to cover the costs of the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). International students who are applying for student (F-1) visa are subject to this fee. The collected fee will be used to administer and maintain the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS), support compliance activities, and establish SEVIS Liaison Officers to provide information and assistance to students and schools.
The payment of SEVIS I-901 fee will be recorded and tracked in SEVIS, the automated system for collecting, maintaining, and managing information about nonimmigrant student and exchange visitors in the United States .
How much is the SEVIS I-901 fee ?
$200 per F-1 visa applicant (student only).
When do I pay the SEVIS I-901 fee ?
You must pay the SEVIS I-901 fee after you receive your I-20 from our school and at least 5 business days before going to the U.S. embassy or consulate for your visa interview.
How do I pay the SEVIS I-901 fee?
The fastest and most convenient method to pay the SEVIS I-901 fee is to use credit card and pay through the online form at www.FMJfee.com.
You can also pay the SEVIS I-901 fee through the school service
What information do I need to fill out the SEVIS form I-901?
You only need information from your I-20 plus your personal information such as date of birth, and address. We will also send more information about the SEVIS I-901 fee with your I-20.
How do I apply for a student visa?
Generally, embassy requires that you submit a valid passport, valid I-20 issued by a U.S. school, and financial support documents when you apply student visa. However, HOLLYWOOD COLLEGEstrongly suggests that you contact your local American embassy or consulate immediately for further details or updated information. Keep in mind that processing time varies by countries so you should plan ahead and allow plenty of time.
Am I qualified to apply for F-1 visa if I choose your school?
Of course, you can submit I-20 issued by HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE to American embassy to obtain F-1 student visa. HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE is authorized by the United States to issue I-20 and accept foreign student to study for as long as student will be taking a full-time program (more than 18 hours per week).
How do I get an I-20?
You must apply to HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE. If you are qualified, we will process your application and send
I-20 to you.
How do I apply to HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE?
You can apply to HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE by sending application form to HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE. You can use our online application form to submit your application -OR- you can print our application form from our web site, complete it and send it to us.
Hollywood College
3540 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 604 Los angeles, CA. 90010 USA
What else do I have to send to HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE when I apply?
Besides a completed application form (not necessary if you apply online), you must send financial support documents and pay $200 Application fee, $200 tuition deposit, $55 express mailing fee. If you require, you must also send other service fee. (get link to Fees and document)
When will HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE process my application?
In order to process your application, HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE must receive your application form, financial support documents and the following fees must be paid:
Application fee - $200
Tuition deposit - $200
Express mailing fee - $55
Other service fees must also be paid if you requested the following service(s):
Housing placement fee - $250
Airport pick-up fee - $100
All fees must be paid in U.S. dollars to HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE when you apply. The application fee and express mailing fee are one-time fee and are not refundable.
What is financial support document?
Financial support document is simply a letter, issued by your bank or financial institution, showing that sufficient funds are available to meet both your tuition and living expenses while study at HOLLYWOOD COLLEGE. The letter could be in form of personal bank statement or an original verification letter from your bank. Please note that the letter must be in English.
If letter from your bank is not available, you may submit an affidavit of support from your parents or sponsor stating they will be responsible for your expenses. However, you must send a bank statement or bank verification letter verifying their financial ability.
We suggest that you make sufficient copies of all financial documentation because you will also submit the same financial documentation to the U.S. embassy when you apply for student visa.
