US restores SEVIS for several international students

Highlights: US Restores Legal Status for several international students   

• The US government is restoring the legal status of several international students in the country.
• The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records of international students across the US were reinstated.
• Reports suggest that over 50% of the terminated SEVIS records of international students were reactivated.
• International students were informed of the restoration of their SEVIS records by their Designated School Officers (DSOs).

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US Reverses SEVIS Terminations  

According to the latest immigration news updates, the US government has restored the SEVIS records of international students. A SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) is a database that the DHS uses to manage and track the data of international students (F-1 visa, M-1 visa) and J-1 visa holders in the US. Following the sudden SEVIS terminations, the US government has reinstated the SEVIS records for several international students.

 

Most international students, including Indians, were reported about the restoration by their Designated School Officers (DSOs). Some immigration attorneys in the US also claim that the Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) is devising a framework for the SEVIS terminations that is yet to be finalized, announced, and implemented; until then, the SEVIS records of students will continue to be restored.

 

 

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