2. Office Hours
Our office is open Monday - Friday
from 8:30am to 5:00pm.
We will be closed on Labor
Day, Monday - September 3rd, 2012.
3. Submitting Documents – STEP 1
Pick up Instructions for submitting
Documents to International Admissions & the
Provisional Admission - Document
Submission (PADS) Form
Follow instructions.
Required documents are indicated on the
Provisional Admission checklist included in
your I-20 packet.
Undergraduate – BLUE
Graduate - YELLOW
4. Submitting Documents – STEP 2
Photocopies can be made at the Silverman Library
located on the 1st floor of Capen Hall. Take stairs or
elevator to 1st floor in Capen Hall.
Return to 17 Capen Hall to submit completed PADS
form and all required original documents and
photocopies.
Staff will take documents and give you the pink
Student Receipt.
5. Submitting Documents – STEP 3
At the allotted time, bring pink Student Receipt
with you to retrieve your original documents:-
Documents submitted before 12:00 noon can
be picked up the same day after 3:00pm.
Documents submitted after 12:00 noon can be
picked up the following business day after
3:00 pm.
6. Submitting Documents
A completed Provisional Admission -Documents
Submissions (PADS) Form
Your original degree certificate/diploma
Photocopy of each original degree
certificate/diploma
Original transcript/marksheets received in sealed
university/college/institution envelope – DO NOT
OPEN ENVELOPE – (these become property of UB
and WILL NOT be returned to you).
7. Capen Café and Sitting Area
Please make use of the spacious and
comfortable seating area outside of
our office located right by Capen Café.
8. Picking up your documents
Documents submitted before 12:00
noon can be picked up the same day
after 3:00pm
Documents submitted after 12:00
noon can be picked up the following
business day after 3:00pm
(Please bring your pink Student Receipt with you.)
9. Photocopying
Photocopies can be made at the
Silverman Library located on the
1st floor of Capen Hall. Take stairs or
elevator to 1st floor in Capen Hall.
10. International Student Orientation
An International Student Orientation program
for newly admitted students is scheduled for
August 18-25, 2012.
For more information about International
Student Orientation, please visit the
International Student & Scholar Services
(ISSS) office located in 210 Talbert Hall.
11. What happens during orientation?
You will receive important information about:
obtaining a University identification card
setting up e-mail, bank and cell phone accounts
taking language tests (if required)
meeting your academic advisor
registering for classes
using the University libraries, computing, health and
recreation services
understanding University rules, regulations and academic
culture
maintaining proper immigration status as an international
student