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fter obtaining your F-1 student visa and preparing to enter the United States, please review important information regarding your arrival date, required documents, enrollment, and student health insurance. To ensure a smooth start to your studies at LOGOS Evangelical Seminary, please carefully review the following information before arrival and complete all required enrollment procedures.

The following information is an on-campus guide for international students and requires you to log in with your LOGOS account to access.

1. Entry Requirements

Review important requirements before and after entering the United States, including entry timing and required documents.

2. Enrollment Process

Complete the required international student check-in and submit the necessary immigration and student status documents upon arrival.

3. Student Health Insurance

International students must complete all student health insurance requirements before the start of the semester to meet Seminary enrollment and status requirements.

Important Reminders

Please notify the LOGOS International Student Office as soon as you receive your F-1 visa decision.

  • New F-1 students may enter the United States no earlier than 30 days before the program start date on their I-20.
  • After arrival, schedule your international student check-in with the International Student Office and complete all student health insurance requirements before the semester begins. Failure to do so may affect enrollment and F-1 status.

Life in the United States

The following information is for general reference only.

Requirements for housing, driver’s licenses, taxes, and children’s education may vary depending on individual circumstances, location, and government regulations. Please refer to the latest information from the relevant government agencies, school districts, or qualified professionals.


Housing

Students may apply for LOGOS student housing or arrange their own accommodations. Housing is limited and not guaranteed. If arranging your own housing, consider transportation, safety, cost, and living conditions in advance.

Driver’s License

If you plan to drive in California, review California DMV requirements for driver’s licenses, identification documents, proof of residency, vehicle registration, and auto insurance. Requirements may vary by individual circumstances. Please refer to the latest information from the DMV.

Taxes

International students may have U.S. tax or information-reporting obligations. Even without income, some students may need to file Form 8843. Students with income may need to file federal and, depending on their circumstances, California state tax returns. Please refer to the IRSCalifornia Franchise Tax Board (FTB), or a qualified tax professional for current requirements.

Children’s Education

If you are accompanied by children, contact the local school district based on your residential address to confirm enrollment eligibility, grade placement, required documents, and registration procedures. Requirements vary by school district. Please refer to your local school district or the California Department of Education for current information.