Request for Updated or Travel Signature I-20/DS-2019

Request for Updated or Travel Signature I-20/DS-2019

This form is intended for any current University at Albany student (or student on OPT) who needs to update or replace an I-20 or DS-2019 form.  If you are a recently admitted student seeking a new I-20 or DS-2019 for your new program, please contact Admissions. 

This form is to be used by UAlbany students who need:

• to have a replacement I-20/DS/2019 with a travel signature sent to them
• to replace a lost, stolen or damaged I-20/DS-2019
• an updated I-20/DS-2019 (new major, change in funding, change in employer, cap-gap extension etc.)

This form should not be used by newly admitted students, students who are beginning a new academic level at UAlbany, or students who have been readmitted or are returning from a leave. Please contact the proper Admissions office to obtain a new I-20/DS-2019.

• Intensive English Language Program students: [email protected]
• Bachelor's degree students: [email protected]
• Master's or Doctoral degree students: [email protected]
• Students returning from a leave of absence: [email protected]

How to Request Updated or Travel Signature I-20/DS-2019

1. Login to AccessISSS with your UAlbany NetID (ex: AA123456) and password.
2. Watch this recording to help you navigate to the EForm menu.
3. Select the "Request for Updated or Travel Signature I-20/DS-2019" from the EForm menu.
4. This EForm may ask you to upload supporting documents. If you need assistance, please review the File Upload Instructions.
5. All updates related to your EForm will be communicated over email. Please allow up to 5-7 business days for processing.

Disclaimer

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Neither the University at Albany nor ISSS is responsible for any errors or omissions contained in this website, or for the results obtained from the use of this information. Nothing provided herein should be used as a substitute for the advice of competent legal counsel; students may wish to consult an immigration attorney on the specifics of their case as needed.