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YOUR F-1/J-1 STATUS PATH COORDINATOR

Stay on True North.

Track the dates that matter for your student visa status. Figure out your total remaining OPT or academic training days. Look up your most recent arrival record.

F-1 & J-1

End Date Tracker

Keep your I-20, DS-2019, or EAD date in view and set a reminder to review your plans.

Document scanning and Calendar reminders in the app (currently in testing).Track a date
F-1 · TRANSFER & TRAVEL

SEVIS Transfer Inspector

Determine your SEVIS transfer eligibility: find valid SEVIS transfer release dates and/or revise upcoming travel. Identify SEVIS transfer-ineligible scenarios.

Plan a transfer
F-1 • PRE-COMPLETION OPT

OPT Days Remaining

Account for pre-completion OPT authorizations when estimating your remaining post-completion allowance.

Full-time and part-time authorizations, with a calculation breakdown.Calculate OPT
F-1 · OPT & STEM OPT

Remaining OPT Unemployment Days

Calculate your remaining unemployment days from your OPT and STEM OPT employment history, including overlapping part-time jobs.

Employment gaps, combined weekly hours, and a downloadable PDF summary.Calculate unemployment days
J-1

Academic Training Days Remaining

Estimate your available AT using your study duration and any training periods you have completed or planned.

Degree and nondegree programs; post-completion placements are optional.Calculate academic training
F-1 & J-1

Most Recent I-94 & Travel History

Retrieve your arrival record through CBP’s website, save a local copy, and check your admission data.

CBP document capture; on-device PDF review in the iPhone app.Review your admission ↗

Other Tools to Stay on Track

INFORMATIONAL SIMULATION

Fixed-Duration Rule Planner

See how the proposed rule change originally set to take effect on Sept. 15 that eliminates the long-standing default Admit Until Date (AUD) of duration of status (D/S) for F and J students would have affected you if it had gone forward.

These tools provide planning information, not legal advice. Have your international office or a qualified immigration attorney confirm the requirements applicable to your circumstances.