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A screen-capture of the Login to Review/Comment on an E-Form Request to log into the iGlobal system. Users must click the link in the email, and use the credentials given in the email to log in to review or comment on the request. Client ID, Your Login ID, and Your Password may appear as pre-filled fields. One filled, you can click the Login button.

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Screen capture from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website. The webpage reads: "Most Recent I-94. Admission (I-94) Record Number: [Redacted]. Most Recent Date of Entry: 2022 April 17. Class of Admission: J1. Admit Until Date: D/S. Details provided on the I-94 information form: [Blank]." Then the following categories are listed, but information has been redacted: "Last/Surname," "First (Given) Name," "Birth Date," "Document Number," and "Country of Citizenship."

A window from a website reads: "Already Visiting and Need Proof of Visitor Status? A traveler lawfully admitted (or paroled) into the U.S. may look up their most recent Form I-94 going back to 1983 for more classes of admission (or parole), and indefinitely for certain classes, such as diplomats and those admitted under the Compacts of Free Association. The corresponding Form I-94 may then be printed here. This is considered your lawful record of admission." And a button to "Get most recent I-94."

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Banner with the UC Davis water tower and the message International Student Arrival Orientation.

Banner with the UC Davis sign and the message International Student Pre-Arrival Orientation.

A graphic invitation to the Ice Cream Social on September 26, 2023 at the International Center.

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