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The US Department of State has announced that that Embassies and Consulates are able to issue first time student visas 120 days or less, in advance of the course of study registration date. While you may apply for a visa more than 120 days prior to your start date or registration date as provided on the Form I-20, the Embassy or Consulate will hold your application until it is able to issue the visa. You may enter the US no more than 30 days in advance of your start date.

The US Department of State has an excellent website that outlines the process of obtaining a student visa for studying in the USA. www.educationusa.state.gov/usvisa.htm

To enter the United States with your Form I-20 (F-1 students) and attend Chatham College, you must make an appointment at the nearest United States embassy or consulate and apply for a visa. In order to find the US Embassy or Consulate that is most convenient for you, please click here.
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Events at Chatham
>Note Taking Workshop
>Welcome Weeks: Chatham Student Government Meeting
>Library 101 Workshop
>Welcome Weeks: Graduate Student Social
>Conversational Portugese Class
>Love and Forgiveness - Reading and Discussion Series at the Carnegie with Chatham Assistant Professor Heather McNaugher
>Interested in being in or involved with the Spring Play/ Musical or Vagina Monologues?
>Writing Killer Crime Fiction: A Workshop with Hallie Ephron
>Welcome Weeks: Murder Mystery & Casino Night
>New Graduate Student Spring Orientation 2009
>Memorial Service for Dr. Dale Richey
>Graduate Student Assembly Meeting
>Smart Women Sweat Swimming Invitational
>Welcome Weeks: Ice Skating!
>Chamber Music
>Chamber Music at Chatham
>Test Anxiety Worshop
>Procrastination Workshop
>Dine at Bistro 19
>Lori Wilson Seminar and Reading
>Library 101 Workshop
>Film Screening: The Education of Shelby Knox
>Plagiarism & Citation Workshop
>Stress Management Workshop
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