2026-2027 I-20 Application

To apply for an F-1 student visa, international students must complete the enclosed I-20 application. The Form I-20 serves as your official invitation to schedule a visa interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
The I-20 application must be submitted with financial documentation demonstrating readily available funds to cover the educational expenses you are expected to incur during one academic year.
Long Island University is required to verify that you have sufficient financial resources to cover tuition, fees, and living expenses for your full-time program, as well as the living expenses of any dependents.
ALL APPLICANTS must submit the following before an I-20 can be issued:
1. International Tuition Deposit
2. Completed and Signed I-20 Application
3. Copy of Passport Identification Page
4. Supporting Financial Documentation
• Bank statements must be in English and no more than 3 months old from the time of submission.
• Bank statements or other financial documents must be signed or stamped as official by the bank.
• Financial documents submitted for I-20 issuance must generally show sufficient liquid funds (such as bank statements, scholarships, official sponsorship letters, or approved student loans). For loans, documents should include the loan approval letter, the amount approved, and the disbursement date.
5. If you are currently in the US on an F-1 student visa you must submit the abovementioned documents and:
• Submit a copy of your current I-20.
• Submit a copy of your current F-1 Student Visa.
• Contact your current university or school and request your SEVIS record be transferred to Long Island University. Your current university will ask for a copy of your LIU offer letter and School Code. The Brooklyn Campus School Code is NYC214F01742004 and the Post Campus School Code is NYC214F01742000.

SECTION 1: COST OF ATTENDANCE
The 2026-2027 ESTIMATED COST of ATTENDANCE for a single student at Long Island University (Fall and Spring), including educational and living expenses (but NOT including travel to and from your home country) is as follows:
Undergraduate Student Annual Expenses*
English Language Institute Annual Expenses*
Graduate Annual Expenses*

* All fees are estimated in U.S. dollars, are based on full-time credit loads, and are subject to change.
** Includes estimated on- campus room (standard double), board (unlimited meal plan), transportation and personal expenses for 12 months.
*** Participation in the University’s health insurance plan is mandatory unless the student can provide evidence of active enrollment in a comparative plan that is owned, operated, and filed in the United States, in compliance with the Affordable Care Act, provides access to primary care in the tri state area, and includes coverage for medical evacuation, repatriation of remains. International athletes must also provide proof that the plan does not exclude injuries sustained during intercollegiate sports.
**** Eligible students may apply for dependent I-20s no sooner than the add/drop date of the students first semester at LIU. Please see the Academic Calendar for more information. For dependents, add an additional $11,395 per year for your spouse or each child.
***** If your graduate program is not listed, please contact international.admissions@liu.edu for additional information regarding your program’s fee structure.
2026-2027 I-20 Application
SECTION 2: PERSONAL INFORMATION
Use your name as it is written in your passport.
LIU Student ID Number (Located on Offer Letter)
Term (Fall 2026 or Spring 2027)
Major (Example: BS Computer Science)
Level of Study (Undergraduate, Graduate, or English Language)
Campus (Brooklyn or Post)
Last, Family, Surname
First, Given Name
Middle
Country of Citizenship
Country of Birth
City of Birth
Date of Birth (MM/DD/YY)
Gender (Female or Male)
Preferred Email (You will be emailed here when your I-20 is ready)
Home Address
Mobile Phone Number (include country code)
Are you being recruited by an LIU Coach to play sport? (Yes or No)
