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English Fluency Verification for WSU J1 Exchange Visitor Last Name Country of Citizenship First Name Middle Name Anticipated Program start and end date *Per J1 regulations 22 C.F.R. 62.10 (a)(2),

How to fill out j-1 english fluency attestation

How to fill out J-1 English Fluency Attestation:

1. Obtain the J-1 English Fluency Attestation form from the appropriate source, such as your sponsor or the United States Department of State.
2. Fill in your personal information, including your full name, date of birth, and passport number in the designated fields.
3. Provide details about your current English proficiency level. This may include information about any English courses you have taken, standardized English tests you have completed, or any relevant certificates you possess.
4. If applicable, indicate any experiences you have had living or studying in an English-speaking country. Provide details about the duration and purpose of your stay.
5. Sign and date the attestation to confirm that the information you have provided is true and accurate.
6. Submit the completed J-1 English Fluency Attestation form to the appropriate authority or organization, as instructed in the guidelines.

Who needs J-1 English Fluency Attestation:

1. Individuals who are applying for a J-1 visa and plan to participate in an exchange visitor program in the United States may be required to provide a J-1 English Fluency Attestation.
2. This attestation serves as a declaration of the applicant's English language proficiency, as it is a crucial requirement for successful participation in a J-1 program.
3. The J-1 English Fluency Attestation may be requested by the program sponsor, the U.S. Department of State, or the U.S. Embassy or Consulate during the visa application process.

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What is j-1 english fluency attestation?

J-1 English fluency attestation is a certification required to demonstrate proficiency in the English language for individuals participating in J-1 exchange visitor programs.

Who is required to file j-1 english fluency attestation?

Participants in J-1 exchange visitor programs who are required to demonstrate English proficiency are required to file the J-1 English fluency attestation.

How to fill out j-1 english fluency attestation?

To fill out the J-1 English fluency attestation, participants must provide information about their English language proficiency and may need to provide supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of j-1 english fluency attestation?

The purpose of J-1 English fluency attestation is to ensure that individuals participating in J-1 exchange visitor programs have the necessary English language skills to successfully engage in the program.

What information must be reported on j-1 english fluency attestation?

The J-1 English fluency attestation may require participants to report their English language test scores, educational background in English-speaking countries, or other evidence of English proficiency.