New Student Check-In: Pre-Arrival

New International Student Check-In:
Part 1 - Pre-Arrival

All new F-1 students are required "report" to Bradley University's International Student Services (ISS) as part of maintaining their immigration status. This reporting will be a two-part check-in process:

"Part 1" of the check-in is for "pre-arrival" so before students enter the U.S. and is required before students can register for classes for their first semester.
"Part 2" of the check-in is for "post-arrival" so after students enter the U.S. and is required before the SEVIS record can be registered.
- As a reminder, any student who fails to complete Part 2 of the check-in is failing to maintain their immigration status.

This form is "Part 1" of the new student check-in.

Students must be able to provide a valid Peoria-area address before they complete this part of the check-in.

The information and documents required for "Part 1" check-in process are:

Valid Peoria-area address – you can check if the validity of the address using the USPS address look up. This can be a temporary address.
Phone number – either from the U.S. or from your home country (use your country code if using a phone number outside the U.S.)
Email address – should be one you check on a daily basis
Mandatory Insurance Enrollment – you can enroll in the Bradley University insurance plan here

If you are missing an item above, then do not continue with this form.

Last Name/Family Name/Surname

(as shown on passport)

First Name/Given Name

(as shown on passport)

Is there a name you would prefer to use?

(Ex: Joseph wants to be called Joe/ Sofia wants to be called Sofi/ Rajesh Kumar wants to be Rajesh/ Sai Sri Lakshmi wants to be called Lakshmi;
the purpose of this is to see what people should call you = "Hello Joe/ Hello Sofi/ Hello Rajesh/ Hello Lakshmi")

Bradley ID Number

(6-digit number; can be found on I-20 or admission letter)

SEVIS ID

(starts with N00; can be found on I-20)

Phone Number

(if submitting a number from outside the U.S., use the country code, ex: +234 or +91 or +44)

Email Address

(should be one you check regularly)

Physical living address

(must be within the Peoria area, the university address will not be accepted)

U.S. addresses typically use the following format:

House/building number (then) street address, (then, if applicable) apartment number,
City, (then) state (then) zip code

U.S. address format example:

189 Park View Dr, Apt 3
Peoria, IL 61606

Street address

(include apartment/dorm/room if applicable)

City

State

Zip Code

Is your physical (living) address the same as your mailing address?

Yes

No