I graduated from an American university. What if I apply for a new school a week late?

To stay in the United States, you need to apply for resumption of school and restore your student status;

I-20 fails with a waiting time (F- 1 also fails immediately). This time is 60 days. During the grace period, students can live, travel, handle personal affairs or wait for the adjustment of their status in the United States. Including staying in the United States and waiting for the next I-20 to restore the identity of F- 1.

The original visa is still valid, and you can re-enter the country directly to activate your student status, but there is a risk of being refused a visa; The original visa has expired and needs to be re-interviewed. I'm just afraid that entry will be refused. If you apply for reinstatement, how do you apply? You need to submit an application to the immigration office. The general document is like this: if you apply in writing, you need to write clearly the reason why your identity has been cancelled, especially if you can't control it; The new 20 forms that need to be noted are issued for applying for reinstatement; Immigration form I-539; Financial proof supporting the total expenses for one year; Passport, visa, copy of I94 (or new I94 printed online); Copies of the old 20 forms; Transcript; The cost of 290 dollars. After the approval of the Immigration Bureau, your status will return to normal, and you can only attend classes from that day on. This application will not affect your future visa and entry and exit.