2019 Income Tax Filing deadline is April 15, 2020.

For information on how to file your 2019 taxes as a Non-Resident please view the Annual Income Tax Return Filing page linked below. Non-Resident tax preparation software (GLACIER -for Federal Income Tax Returns) and (SPRINTAX -for State Income Tax Returns) for tax year 2019 went live on Tuesday March 3rd and will be accessible via the linked page below.

Please make sure to read the entire information carefully

View income tax return filing

The 2019 Tax Year Preparation Information can also be viewed in the attachment below.

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International Travel during Spring Break

All students and scholars are asked to consult the Brown website https://covid.brown.edu/ for current information and guidance.

If you are planning to leave the U.S during the Spring Break, please take a moment to check if you have a current (less than a year old at time of re-entry to the U.S.) travel signature on page 2 of your I-20 for F-1 students, or in the lower right hand corner of your DS-2019 for J-1 students/scholars.

If you need a new travel signature, please drop off your I-20 or DS-2019 at the OISSS (3rd Floor of JWW) to be signed. Please keep in mind that due to the volume of requests, the travel signature process takes 5 business days.

At this time we also remind you to take a moment to review the travel information on the OISSS website here.

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Employment and Visa Options for International Students and Scholars

Monday April 6th from 4:00 - 6:00 PM

Presenter: Immigration Attorney Liz Goss

Location: Petteruti Lounge (Campus Center Room 201, 75 Waterman Street)

The focus of this informational session, geared toward students and scholars, will be on nonimmigrant employment with special emphasis on visa options after optional practical training (F-1) or academic training (J-1)*. Ms. Goss will discuss various types of working visas and applicable filing requirements, and update participants on current H-1B provisions and the petition process for H-1B visas. Other work visas and employment-based permanent residency (green card) will be introduced as well.