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Filed: Country: Hong Kong
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Hi all, thank you for your time in advance. I'm currently in college. Due to my financial crisis, i could only afford my study to next semester (around mid-September or the end of September). So my questions are :

How many days i could stay in the US after reporting to school that i'll leave after summer semester ? When is the best time to inform them ? Before enrollment of Fall semester or the last day of its ?

If i could find my way to solve my financial problem. I might transfer to another school. Will i have 60 days of grace period from the day i report to the school ? And is it ok that i inform them at the last day of summer semester ?

What if i couldn't find another school before grace period ? Could i just leave the US ? No need to inform the school ?

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Grace period is only applied when you finish your courses, in your case you are quitting not graduating so I believe there is no grace period for you. School will report your as soon as they realize you won't enroll in new semester full-time. By the way, you are not required to go to summer classes. Good luck.

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Talk to your school and see if you can work something out. My financial situation changed in the middle of my degree and I was late paying tuition which put a hold in their system so I couldn't register for classes. So I talked to the university and signed a note stating my situation and that I promised to pay as much as I could until I found alternative funds or a student loan. Then they let me sign up for classes and continue school. Later on I got a loan that paid for all the overdue tuition.

Talk to your school, ask around.. Good luck!

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Filed: Country: Hong Kong
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Thanks for the replies. So no grace period for transferring students ?

Yep, I'll try if i can work things out. My concern now is how many days i could stay in the US if i don't enroll classes ? Cuz i need time to prepare & move my stuffs back to my country.

Talk to your school and see if you can work something out. My financial situation changed in the middle of my degree and I was late paying tuition which put a hold in their system so I couldn't register for classes. So I talked to the university and signed a note stating my situation and that I promised to pay as much as I could until I found alternative funds or a student loan. Then they let me sign up for classes and continue school. Later on I got a loan that paid for all the overdue tuition.

Talk to your school, ask around.. Good luck!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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The few days needed to do that should not be a problem.

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