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Do I need to submit my new landlord's paperwork after moving on a student visa?

Jun 1, 2020
6 years ago
Mallory **************
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I am here on a student visa and already report my stay every 90 days, but I just moved houses. Do I need to turn in the paperwork from my new landlord or do I need to wait until July 31st?
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If you have moved houses while on a student visa, you or your landlord need to file a TM30 form to report the change of address. Depending on the requirements of your immigration office, you may also need to submit a TM28 form.
Tabby ******
How can we do a 90 day
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Tabby ******
Thanks
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Benjamin ******
1. The 90 day report are for people who are on long-term extension of stays (generally 1 year extension of stays)

2. You can use one of the the follow three programs:

Immigration web-portal;

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iPhone eServices application;

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I recommend using the website though.

3. You can also submit a 90 day report through the mail, OR at your local immigration office in person. IF you have not done a 90 day report prior, you must do your first one in person or via. mail.
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Tod *********
You or your land lord still need to go file a TM30 form AND depending on the immigration office you might need to file a TM28 (change of address form too).
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