Abbreviation for the Student Exchange Visitor Information System. SEVIS is a computer-based system that requires institutions to report various data regarding students on F and M visas as well as exchange visitors on J visas. Primary visa holders and their dependents in these visa classifications are required to report their home address, school registration information, and other data to their schools.
Student and Exchange Visitor Information System. An online reporting database for tracking and reporting F, J, and M students in the U.S..
Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (the acronym SEVIS refers to both the actual software system and to the overall F and M student program that the software supports).
Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization database used for tracking arrivals, enrollments, addresses, and departures of F-1 and J-1 students, scholars, and their dependents.
The tudent and xchange isitor nformation ystem (SEVIS) is a database used by universities and colleges to record information about all students who will need an F, M, or J student visa to enter the United States. It is also used by the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of State to send information about admitted students electronically to consulates and embassies in preparation for interviews.
Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, database tracking system that connects multiple government agencies, educational institutions, etc.
Student and Exchange Visitor Information System. This is the computer-based system used to monitor the status of international students in the USA.
