Study in St. P -- Passport registration

Donald Loewen djloewen at BINGHAMTON.EDU
Thu Feb 7 17:34:56 UTC 2002


Hopefully the registration won't take three weeks, but in addition to the
photocopy of passport pages and the visa, it is highly advisable to have an
official letter (with all the usual stamps, seals, etc.) from the agency
handling the invitation and registration (a school?) that indicates the
passport has been taken for registration.  Hopefully that is standard
practice, but some organizations don't do it unless they receive a
request.  In general, the more documentation of that sort, the better.
Don Loewen
Binghamton University

At 10:05 AM 2/7/2002, you wrote:
>He won't always have his passport, because it will be taken away
>from him, as it is for all temporary residents, for registration at OVIR.
>For this reason enough money needs to be changed straight
>away to last for this period. It may be 3 weeks before he gets the
>passport back. Meanwhile it is a simple matter to take a good
>photocopy of the inside back page of the passport and also of
>the visa which will probably be clipped inside, and carry that.

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