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You are responsible for knowing and following all immigration regulations. Failure to comply with these regulations can have serious consequences for your ability to study, seek employment, or remain in the United States.
Make sure your immigration documents are valid and unexpired
Register for and complete a full course load every semester
Do not accept any employment without authorization from the International Office
Report any change of address to the International Office and change your address in NJCU's GothicNet within 10 days of your move
Contact the International Office IMMEDIATELY if there are any changes in your personal or academic situation or items that need to be updated on your I-20, such as:
For more information on maintaining your student status, visit Study in the States
KNOW YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS
Everyone in the United States has legal rights and protections, regardless of your immigration status. The American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU) offers guidance on protecting your rights when dealing with police or immigration authorities. View the ACLU's Know Your Rights web page for more information.
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