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The process for obtaining an M-1 student visa (M-2 for spouse and minor children) begins with a prospective student:

• filling out a Student Application Form
• paying a $100 non-refundable registration fee
• paying a $200 fee to SEVIS (see below)
• sending proof of financial support

Bank records should accompany the initial application. Before a U.S. Consul or Embassy will grant you a student visa for our makeup artist school, you mustprove that you will have sufficient funds to meet all your expenses while studying in the United States.  Unless you show written evidence of having financial support for the entire time needed to complete your program, you will not be granted a student visa.

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Upon receiving the required documents, we will determine if your qualifications meet all the  standards for admission at our makeup artistry school. If accepted, we will issue you a I-20 form with an Acceptance Letter. You must then take the I-20 and SEVIS I-901 fee receipt to your local embassy or consulate with your supporting financial documents.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and SEVIS require payment of a fee of $200.00 (SEVIS Form I-901 fee). You can pay your $200 fee at the Student and Exchange Visitor fee processing web page http://www.fmjfee.com. This payment will have to be made before you attend your interview with the U.S. Consulate.

International Students

The process for obtaining an M-1 student visa (M-2 for spouse and minor children) begins with a prospective student:

• filling out a Student Application Form 
• paying a $100 non-refundable registration fee
• paying a $200 fee to SEVIS (see below)
• sending proof of financial support

Bank records should accompany the initial application. Before a U.S. Consul or Embassy will grant a student visa, the applicant must prove they have sufficient funds to meet all expenses while studying in the United States.  Unless they show written evidence of having financial support for the entire time needed to complete the program, they will not be granted a student visa.

Foreign Credential Evaluation and Translation All foreign diplomas must be evaluated and translated to determine the foreign education equivalency through the company- Josef Silny & Associates, Inc. 

Upon receiving the required documents, we will determine if the student’s qualifications meet all the standards for admission. If accepted, we will issue a I-20 form with an Acceptance Letter. The International student must then take the I-20 and SEVIS I-901 fee receipt to your local embassy or consulate with your supporting financial documents.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and SEVIS require payment of a fee of $200.00 (SEVIS Form I-901 fee). Applicants may pay the $200 fee at the Student and Exchange Visitor fee processing web page http://www.fmjfee.com. This payment must be made before the student attends your interview with the U.S. Consulate.

As an International student, you may arrange to pay your tuition and fees by wire transfer, credit card, or a check drawn on an American bank. There are additional Foreign Transaction Fees that will be added to your balance. An additional 2.9% charge will apply to credit card payments. You may apply for a short-term interest free payment plan which that will divide your tuition into monthly payments while you attend school. For further information contact billing@cosmix.edu.

Please feel free to email our Admissions Department at info@cosmix.edu for further questions or call (0111) 954-564-4181.