State of Washington, et al., v. Trump., et al
Filing
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AFFIDAVIT R. Branon filed by Plaintiff State of Washington (Melody, Colleen)
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DECLARATION OF ROVY
BRANON
V.
DONALD TRUMP, in his official
capacity as President of the United States;
U;S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND
SECURITY; JOHN F. KELLY, in his
official capacity as Secretary of the
Department of Homeland Security; TOM
SHANNON, in his official capacity as
Acting Secretary of State; and the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Defendants.
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I, Rovy Branon, hereby declare and affirm:
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1. I am over the age of 18 and am competent to testify.
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2. I am the Vice Provost for the Continuum College, a self-sustaining unit of the
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University of Washington (UW). Continuum College operates a broad range of fee-based
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programs for the LW, including a large International English Language Program (IELP) that
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attracts students from around the world.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL OF WASHINGTON
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3. I have reviewed the provisions of the Presidential Executive Order entitled
"Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry Into the United States" ("Order") and I
understand that, among other things, it imposes a 90-day ban on the entry into the U.S. by persons
from the countries of Syria, Iran, Sudan, Somalia, Iraq, Libya, and Yemen.
4. Continuum College's IELP has routinely enrolled students from several of these
countries. The students who come to the UW for the IELP pay a program fee of $3,680 per
quarter and a regist-ation fee of $45.00 per quarter. The IELP offers entry to students at the
beginning of each quarter during the academic year, including summer quarter. A copy of the
IELP website pages showing general IELP information, including current tuition fees is attached
10 || hereto as Exhibit 1.
11 || 5. While Continuum College cannot know how many prospective students for its
12 programs have chosen not to apply at all since the promulgation of the Order, we do know
13 specifically of four students (three from Libya and one from Yemen) who, before the Order was
14 issued, did apply to the IELP, were accepted for this coming Spring Quarter (which begins on
15 March 22, 2017) and have been issued F-l visas, but who would not be able to travel to the U.S.
16 || under the Order. True and accurate copies of the e-mail messages (with personally identifying
17 || information redacted) that were sent to these students informing them of their acceptance for
18 Spring Quarter are attached hereto as Exhibits 2-5.
19 || 6. I am also aware of one student from Iran who has been accepted into the IELP
20 || for Summer Quarter 2017 and also has been issued an F-l visa. Again, if the travel ban were to
21 remain in place into Summer Quarter (which begins June 13, 2017) this student would not be
22 || able to enter the U.S. to participate in the program. A tme and accurate copy of the acceptance
23 letter to this student (with personally identifiable information redacted) is attached hereto as
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25 7. A majority of students who enroll in IELP for a particular quarter continue to
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1 || some of the students referenced above would enroll for subsequent quarters if they were able to
2 || enroll in Spring and Summer Quarters, respectively.
3 8. In addition, Continuum College has sponsored a professional instructor from
4 || Waseda University in Japan (Waseda) who is a citizen of Iran to participate in a regular short
5 term faculty training program offered through Continuum College under an agreement with
6 || Waseda. This individual has been issued a B-1 visa and was scheduled to commence the training
7 program on Febmary 27,2017. If this individual is unable to attend the training program because
8 || of the travel ban, Continuum College will lose the fee amount of $3,600 it expects to receive
9 from Waseda for his participation.
10 || I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States that the foregoing
11 || is true and complete to the best of my knowledge.
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Dated this 9th day of February, 2017.
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Exhibit 1
to Declaration of Rovy Branon
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Level 1 courses for all tracks meet at UWs downtown Seattle location, located in the Puget
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on the level,
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Exhibit 2
to Declaration of Rovy Branon
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IELPAdmissions
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
IELPAdmissions
Monday, April 18, 2016 10:00 AM
@gmail.com'
Acceptance to IEP for Spring Quarter 2017
IEP Model 111015.pdf; MIRF 2015.pdf
Dear
We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to our Intensive English Program (IEP) ‐ University Track for
Spring Quarter 2017, which begins March 22, 2017. Your I‐20 and acceptance packet will be mailed within one business
day.
This e‐mail contains information about:
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Schedule for IEP Spring Quarter 2017
Office Location and Hours
IEP Tracks
Placement Test
Registration and Advising
Payment for Program Fees
Housing
Health Insurance
Measles Immunization
Commuting to Campus
Cancellations or Deferrals
For more information on arrival, details of the program and what you need to bring with you, please visit our website:
http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐life/arrival‐info/.
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Your UW Student ID number is
. Please use your UW Student ID number when contacting our office.
For your reference, your SEVIS ID number is
and our School Code is SEA214F00516000.
Schedule for IEP Spring Quarter 2017
March 22‐28 New Student Placement Test, Orientation, and Registration
March 29 Classes begin
June 2 Last day of Spring Quarter
Check‐in for the placement test will begin at 8:30 a.m. on March 22, location To Be Announced (TBA). We will send a
detailed schedule for Orientation and Registration closer to your program start date.
Please bring the following documents to the placement test and all orientation and registration activities:
Your passport (your passport must be valid for six months beyond the period of your intended stay in the U.S.)
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Your F‐1 visa
The I‐20 form issued from our program or your previous school
Your dependents’ passport(s), F‐2 visa(s), and any other immigration documents that you may have
Your home country address (in English) & your current address in the U.S.
Your email address
IMPORTANT: All F‐1 visa holders are required by law to begin full‐time studies within 30 days of their initial arrival to the
US. Please do NOT attempt to enter the United States more than 30 days before the program start date listed on your
I‐20; you may be denied entry.
Office Location and Hours
UW Seattle Campus
UW Tower, 13th Floor
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle, Washington 98105
Downtown Campus
Puget Sound Plaza Building
Suite 400 (4th Floor)
1325 4th Ave
Seattle, Washington 98101
Monday ‐ Friday, 8:00 a.m. ‐ 5:00 p.m.
(206) 543‐6242
IEP Tracks
The IEP offers three tracks that are designed to help students meet their educational goals. The three tracks are:
University Track, Business English Track, Communication & Culture Track. For your reference, we have attached a
diagram of the three tracks to this e‐mail. More information is available on our website
(http://www.ielp.uw.edu/programs/academic‐prep/iep/) and will be provided during orientation.
The location of your classes will depend on your track and current level. Your initial level will be determined by the
results for your placement test (see below).
Placement Test
All IEP students take a placement test at the beginning of the program to determine their level. You will be tested on
your reading, writing, and listening skills. (There is no speaking assessment on the placement test. Listening and
speaking classes are integrated.) Based on your results, you will be placed into a level from 1 to 5.
All students who test into Level 1 begin in General English classes at our UW downtown Seattle campus. All students
who test into Level 2 begin in General English classes at our UW Seattle campus. Students who test into the higher levels
take classes that are specific to their track.
If your score is lower than level 1, you cannot study in IEP. F‐1 visa holders with placement test results lower than level 1
will be required to study at another SEVP‐approved program for at least one quarter before returning to IEP. We will
assist such students with the transfer process.
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NOTE: Only students taking the IEP placement test are allowed in the testing room. Children, spouses, family members,
friends, and any other non‐test‐takers will NOT be allowed in the testing room. If you have children, you must make your
own childcare arrangements in advance of the test. Do not bring your children to the test.
Registration and Advising
At the placement test, you will be assigned a registration appointment. During your registration appointment, you will
receive the results of your placement test, choose your classes, and pay your tuition.
F‐1 visa holders are required to study full‐time. Full‐time study in IEP is 20 hours per week.
Payment for Program Fees
You will pay for your classes at the time of your registration appointment. These are the fees you can expect to pay:
Tuition (20 hours/week) & registration fee: $3725
Health insurance: $310 (see Health Insurance below)
U‐PASS: $150 (see Commuting to Campus below)
Fees above are per quarter and are subject to change without notice.
Payments can be made by traveler's checks, certified bank checks, personal checks, or Visa/MasterCard. IMPORTANT:
We can ONLY accept VISA or MASTERCARD. We CANNOT accept American Express, Discover, or any other type of
credit/debit card.
IMPORTANT: If you plan to pay by credit card, you should inform your credit card company of the date and amount so
that they will be sure to honor the charge.
Refer to our website for further information about paying for program fees (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐
services/registration‐payment/).
Housing
Students must make their own housing arrangements. The options are university dormitory, host family, or individual
house or apartment. You will need to make housing arrangements before you arrive in the US. Our office does not make
hotel, housing, home stay, or dormitory reservations for students.
Refer to our website for further information about housing arrangements (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/housing/).
Dormitory housing is usually not available during Autumn Quarter.
Health Insurance
The UW International Student Health Insurance Plan (ISHIP) is required for all international students with F‐1 visa status
who are enrolled full‐time. Eligible international students will be enrolled automatically for quarterly, student‐only
coverage for each quarter they register for classes. The current rate for ISHIP is $310 per quarter.
Dependents: If you want to enroll your spouse and/or children, you must indicate this during registration. Insurance for
dependents is $300 per person, per quarter.
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NOTE: This requirement will only be waived for students who are funded by their government or by the U.S.
government.
Measles Immunization
All UW IELP students are required to provide proof of Measles (Rubeola) immunity by filling out the UW Measles
Immunity Requirement Form (MIRF). A copy of the MIRF is attached to this e‐mail.
WHAT do you need to do?
Complete the MIRF with the following information:
o Date of two live virus measles (rubeola) vaccinations, both given after January 1, 1968
o Vaccines must have been given no earlier than 12 months of age (on or after first birthday) with at least
28 days between doses.
Submit your completed MIRF and a copy of your immunization records to the IELP office by e‐mail or fax:
o E‐mail: IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu
o Fax: (206) 685‐9572
NOTE: If you are not able to get the vaccination because you are pregnant or you have a compromised immune system,
you can take a measles (rubeola) titer blood test. If you take a titer test, write the date of the test on your MIRF and
submit a copy of the titer lab result.
WHEN do you need to do this?
BEFORE your program begins
If you are not able to complete the MIRF before you arrive, you may get vaccinated at the UW Hall Health
Center
NOTE: Students born before January 1, 1957 are considered immune to measles and are not required to submit proof of
immunity.
In addition, it is recommended that international students also get a health certificate (in English) from their doctor that
lists all immunizations and diseases they have had or have been exposed to, and bring this with them to the University of
Washington.
Commuting to Campus
The University of Washington has a special discounted bus pass, called the U‐PASS, which is $150 per quarter (3 months)
for students. You are not required to purchase the U‐PASS. However, even if you drive a car, having a U‐PASS has its
advantages. You will learn more about the U‐PASS at orientation. You will be able to purchase the U‐PASS when you pay
for your classes.
Cancellations or Deferrals
If you decide not to attend our program, please let us know so that we can cancel your reservation.
If you need to defer your admission to a later quarter, you MUST contact us no later than the fifth day of the quarter
you are accepted to. Otherwise, you will need to reapply to our program.
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We look forward to meeting you and having you study with us!
Sincerely,
James Cody Evans
Director of International & English Language Programs
UW Tower Box 359450
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98195-9450
206.543.6242 / fax 206.685.9572
IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu / ielp.uw.edu
Connect with us:
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Exhibit 3
to Declaration of Rovy Branon
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IELPAdmissions
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
IELPAdmissions
Thursday, December 29, 2016 8:29 AM
@gmail.com'
Acceptance to IEP for Summer Quarter 2017
MIRF 2015.pdf; IEP Chart 08.03.16.pdf
Dear
We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to our Intensive English Program (IEP) – Business English
Track for Summer Quarter 2017, which begins June 13, 2017. Your I‐20 and acceptance packet will be ready for pick up
by Sareh Abdolyousefi in 2 business days. Please note that she will need to bring photo ID to pick up your I‐20. Our office
hours are Monday – Friday, 8am‐5pm. We will be closed on Monday, January 2.
This e‐mail contains information about:
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Schedule for IEP Summer Quarter 2017
Office Location and Hours
IEP Tracks
Placement Test
Registration and Advising
Payment for Program Fees
Housing
Health Insurance
Measles Immunization
Commuting to Campus
Cancellations or Deferrals
For more information on arrival, details of the program and what you need to bring with you, please visit our website:
http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐life/arrival‐info/.
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Your UW Student ID number is
. Please use your UW Student ID number when contacting our office.
For your reference, your SEVIS ID number is
and our School Code is SEA214F00516000.
Schedule for IEP Summer Quarter 2017
June 13‐16 New Student Placement Test, Orientation, and Registration
June 19 Classes begin
August 18 Last day of Summer Quarter
All IEP students must attend the placement test and orientation. Check‐in for the placement test will begin at 8:30 a.m.
on June 13, location To Be Announced (TBA). We will send a detailed schedule for Orientation and Registration closer to
your program start date.
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Please bring the following documents to the placement test and all orientation and registration activities:
Your passport (your passport must be valid for six months beyond the period of your intended stay in the U.S.)
Your F‐1 visa
The I‐20 form issued from our program or your previous school
Your dependents’ passport(s), F‐2 visa(s), and any other immigration documents that you may have
Your home country address (in English) & your current address in the U.S.
Your email address
IMPORTANT: All F‐1 visa holders are required by law to begin full‐time studies within 30 days of their initial arrival to the
US. Please do NOT attempt to enter the United States more than 30 days before the program start date listed on your
I‐20; you may be denied entry.
Office Location and Hours
UW Seattle Campus
UW Tower, 13th Floor
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle, Washington 98105
Downtown Campus
Puget Sound Plaza Building
Suite 400 (4th Floor)
1325 4th Ave
Seattle, Washington 98101
Monday ‐ Friday, 8:00 a.m. ‐ 5:00 p.m.
(206) 543‐6242
IEP Tracks
The IEP offers three tracks that are designed to help students meet their educational goals. The three tracks are:
University Track, Business English Track, Communication & Culture Track. For your reference, we have attached a
diagram of the three tracks to this e‐mail. More information is available on our website
(http://www.ielp.uw.edu/programs/academic‐prep/iep/) and will be provided during orientation.
The location of your classes will depend on your track and current level. Your initial level will be determined by the
results for your placement test (see below).
Placement Test
All IEP students are required to take a placement test at the beginning of the program to determine their level. You will
be tested on your reading, writing, and listening skills. (There is no speaking assessment on the placement test. Listening
and speaking classes are integrated.) Based on your results, you will be placed into a level from 1 to 5.
All students who test into Level 1 begin in General English classes at our UW downtown Seattle campus. All students
who test into Level 2 begin in General English classes at our UW Seattle campus. Students who test into the higher levels
take classes that are specific to their track.
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If your score is lower than level 1, you cannot study in IEP. F‐1 visa holders with placement test results lower than level 1
will be required to study at another SEVP‐approved program for at least one quarter before returning to IEP. We will
assist such students with the transfer process.
NOTE: Only students taking the IEP placement test are allowed in the testing room. Children, spouses, family members,
friends, and any other non‐test‐takers will NOT be allowed in the testing room. If you have children, you must make your
own childcare arrangements in advance of the test. Do not bring your children to the test.
Registration and Advising
At the placement test, you will be assigned a registration appointment. During your registration appointment, you will
receive the results of your placement test, choose your classes, and pay your tuition.
F‐1 visa holders are required to study full‐time. Full‐time study in IEP is 20 hours per week.
Payment for Program Fees
You will pay for your classes at the time of your registration appointment. These are the fees you can expect to pay:
Tuition (20 hours/week) & registration fee: $3725
Health insurance: $310 (see Health Insurance below)
U‐PASS: $150 (see Commuting to Campus below)
Fees above are per quarter and are subject to change without notice.
Payments can be made by traveler's checks, certified bank checks, personal checks, or Visa/MasterCard. IMPORTANT:
We can ONLY accept VISA or MASTERCARD. We CANNOT accept American Express, Discover, or any other type of
credit/debit card.
IMPORTANT: If you plan to pay by credit card, you should inform your credit card company of the date and amount so
that they will be sure to honor the charge.
Refer to our website for further information about paying for program fees (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐
services/registration‐payment/).
Housing
Students must make their own housing arrangements. The options are university dormitory, host family, or individual
house or apartment. You will need to make housing arrangements before you arrive in the US. Our office does not make
hotel, housing, home stay, or dormitory reservations for students.
Refer to our website for further information about housing arrangements (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/housing/).
Dormitory housing is usually not available during Autumn Quarter.
Health Insurance
The UW International Student Health Insurance Plan (ISHIP) is required for all international students with F‐1 visa status
who are enrolled full‐time. Eligible international students will be enrolled automatically for quarterly, student‐only
coverage for each quarter they register for classes. The current rate for ISHIP is $310 per quarter.
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Dependents: If you want to enroll your spouse and/or children, you must indicate this during registration. Insurance for
dependents is $300 per person, per quarter.
NOTE: This requirement will only be waived for students who are funded by their government or by the U.S.
government.
Measles Immunization
All UW IELP students are required to provide proof of Measles (Rubeola) immunity by filling out the UW Measles
Immunity Requirement Form (MIRF). A copy of the MIRF is attached to this e‐mail.
WHAT do you need to do?
Complete the MIRF with the following information:
o Date of two live virus measles (rubeola) vaccinations, both given after January 1, 1968
o Vaccines must have been given no earlier than 12 months of age (on or after first birthday) with at least
28 days between doses.
Submit your completed MIRF and a copy of your immunization records to the IELP office by e‐mail or fax:
o E‐mail: IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu
o Fax: (206) 685‐9572
NOTE: If you are not able to get the vaccination because you are pregnant or you have a compromised immune system,
you can take a measles (rubeola) titer blood test. If you take a titer test, write the date of the test on your MIRF and
submit a copy of the titer lab result.
WHEN do you need to do this?
BEFORE your program begins
If you are not able to complete the MIRF before you arrive, you may get vaccinated at the UW Hall Health
Center
NOTE: Students born before January 1, 1957 are considered immune to measles and are not required to submit proof of
immunity.
In addition, it is recommended that international students also get a health certificate (in English) from their doctor that
lists all immunizations and diseases they have had or have been exposed to, and bring this with them to the University of
Washington.
Commuting to Campus
The University of Washington has a special discounted bus pass, called the U‐PASS, which is $150 per quarter (3 months)
for students. You are not required to purchase the U‐PASS. However, even if you drive a car, having a U‐PASS has its
advantages. You will learn more about the U‐PASS at orientation. You will be able to purchase the U‐PASS when you pay
for your classes.
Cancellations or Deferrals
If you decide not to attend our program, please let us know so that we can cancel your reservation.
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If you need to defer your admission to a later quarter, you MUST contact us no later than the fifth day of the quarter
you are accepted to. Otherwise, you will need to reapply to our program.
We look forward to meeting you and having you study with us!
Sincerely,
James Cody Evans
Director of International & English Language Programs
UW Tower Box 359450
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98195-9450
206.543.6242 / fax 206.685.9572
IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu / ielp.uw.edu
Connect with us:
5
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 19 of 36
Exhibit 4
to Declaration of Rovy Branon
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 20 of 36
IELPAdmissions
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
IELPAdmissions
Friday, July 1, 2016 2:04 PM
@gmail.com;
Acceptance to IEP for Spring Quarter 2017
IEP Model 111015.pdf; MIRF 2015.pdf
Dear
We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to our Intensive English Program (IEP) ‐ University Track for
Spring Quarter 2017, which begins March 22, 2017. Your I‐20 and acceptance packet will be mailed within one business
day.
This e‐mail contains information about:
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Schedule for IEP Spring Quarter 2017
Office Location and Hours
IEP Tracks
Placement Test
Registration and Advising
Payment for Program Fees
Housing
Health Insurance
Measles Immunization
Commuting to Campus
Cancellations or Deferrals
For more information on arrival, details of the program and what you need to bring with you, please visit our website:
http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐life/arrival‐info/.
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Your UW Student ID number is
. Please use your UW Student ID number when contacting our office.
For your reference, your SEVIS ID number is
and our School Code is SEA214F00516000.
Schedule for IEP Spring Quarter 2017
March 22‐28 New Student Placement Test, Orientation, and Registration
March 29 Classes begin
June 2 Last day of Spring Quarter
Check‐in for the placement test will begin at 8:30 a.m. on March 22, location To Be Announced (TBA). We will send a
detailed schedule for Orientation and Registration closer to your program start date.
Please bring the following documents to the placement test and all orientation and registration activities:
Your passport (your passport must be valid for six months beyond the period of your intended stay in the U.S.)
1
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Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 21 of 36
Your F‐1 visa
The I‐20 form issued from our program or your previous school
Your dependents’ passport(s), F‐2 visa(s), and any other immigration documents that you may have
Your home country address (in English) & your current address in the U.S.
Your email address
IMPORTANT: All F‐1 visa holders are required by law to begin full‐time studies within 30 days of their initial arrival to the
US. Please do NOT attempt to enter the United States more than 30 days before the program start date listed on your
I‐20; you may be denied entry.
Office Location and Hours
UW Seattle Campus
UW Tower, 13th Floor
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle, Washington 98105
Downtown Campus
Puget Sound Plaza Building
Suite 400 (4th Floor)
1325 4th Ave
Seattle, Washington 98101
Monday ‐ Friday, 8:00 a.m. ‐ 5:00 p.m.
(206) 543‐6242
IEP Tracks
The IEP offers three tracks that are designed to help students meet their educational goals. The three tracks are:
University Track, Business English Track, Communication & Culture Track. For your reference, we have attached a
diagram of the three tracks to this e‐mail. More information is available on our website
(http://www.ielp.uw.edu/programs/academic‐prep/iep/) and will be provided during orientation.
The location of your classes will depend on your track and current level. Your initial level will be determined by the
results for your placement test (see below).
Placement Test
All IEP students take a placement test at the beginning of the program to determine their level. You will be tested on
your reading, writing, and listening skills. (There is no speaking assessment on the placement test. Listening and
speaking classes are integrated.) Based on your results, you will be placed into a level from 1 to 5.
All students who test into Level 1 begin in General English classes at our UW downtown Seattle campus. All students
who test into Level 2 begin in General English classes at our UW Seattle campus. Students who test into the higher levels
take classes that are specific to their track.
If your score is lower than level 1, you cannot study in IEP. F‐1 visa holders with placement test results lower than level 1
will be required to study at another SEVP‐approved program for at least one quarter before returning to IEP. We will
assist such students with the transfer process.
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NOTE: Only students taking the IEP placement test are allowed in the testing room. Children, spouses, family members,
friends, and any other non‐test‐takers will NOT be allowed in the testing room. If you have children, you must make your
own childcare arrangements in advance of the test. Do not bring your children to the test.
Registration and Advising
At the placement test, you will be assigned a registration appointment. During your registration appointment, you will
receive the results of your placement test, choose your classes, and pay your tuition.
F‐1 visa holders are required to study full‐time. Full‐time study in IEP is 20 hours per week.
Payment for Program Fees
You will pay for your classes at the time of your registration appointment. These are the fees you can expect to pay:
Tuition (20 hours/week) & registration fee: $3725
Health insurance: $310 (see Health Insurance below)
U‐PASS: $150 (see Commuting to Campus below)
Fees above are per quarter and are subject to change without notice.
Payments can be made by traveler's checks, certified bank checks, personal checks, or Visa/MasterCard. IMPORTANT:
We can ONLY accept VISA or MASTERCARD. We CANNOT accept American Express, Discover, or any other type of
credit/debit card.
IMPORTANT: If you plan to pay by credit card, you should inform your credit card company of the date and amount so
that they will be sure to honor the charge.
Refer to our website for further information about paying for program fees (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐
services/registration‐payment/).
Housing
Students must make their own housing arrangements. The options are university dormitory, host family, or individual
house or apartment. You will need to make housing arrangements before you arrive in the US. Our office does not make
hotel, housing, home stay, or dormitory reservations for students.
Refer to our website for further information about housing arrangements (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/housing/).
Dormitory housing is usually not available during Autumn Quarter.
Health Insurance
The UW International Student Health Insurance Plan (ISHIP) is required for all international students with F‐1 visa status
who are enrolled full‐time. Eligible international students will be enrolled automatically for quarterly, student‐only
coverage for each quarter they register for classes. The current rate for ISHIP is $310 per quarter.
Dependents: If you want to enroll your spouse and/or children, you must indicate this during registration. Insurance for
dependents is $300 per person, per quarter.
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Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 23 of 36
NOTE: This requirement will only be waived for students who are funded by their government or by the U.S.
government.
Measles Immunization
All UW IELP students are required to provide proof of Measles (Rubeola) immunity by filling out the UW Measles
Immunity Requirement Form (MIRF). A copy of the MIRF is attached to this e‐mail.
WHAT do you need to do?
Complete the MIRF with the following information:
o Date of two live virus measles (rubeola) vaccinations, both given after January 1, 1968
o Vaccines must have been given no earlier than 12 months of age (on or after first birthday) with at least
28 days between doses.
Submit your completed MIRF and a copy of your immunization records to the IELP office by e‐mail or fax:
o E‐mail: IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu
o Fax: (206) 685‐9572
NOTE: If you are not able to get the vaccination because you are pregnant or you have a compromised immune system,
you can take a measles (rubeola) titer blood test. If you take a titer test, write the date of the test on your MIRF and
submit a copy of the titer lab result.
WHEN do you need to do this?
BEFORE your program begins
If you are not able to complete the MIRF before you arrive, you may get vaccinated at the UW Hall Health
Center
NOTE: Students born before January 1, 1957 are considered immune to measles and are not required to submit proof of
immunity.
In addition, it is recommended that international students also get a health certificate (in English) from their doctor that
lists all immunizations and diseases they have had or have been exposed to, and bring this with them to the University of
Washington.
Commuting to Campus
The University of Washington has a special discounted bus pass, called the U‐PASS, which is $150 per quarter (3 months)
for students. You are not required to purchase the U‐PASS. However, even if you drive a car, having a U‐PASS has its
advantages. You will learn more about the U‐PASS at orientation. You will be able to purchase the U‐PASS when you pay
for your classes.
Cancellations or Deferrals
If you decide not to attend our program, please let us know so that we can cancel your reservation.
If you need to defer your admission to a later quarter, you MUST contact us no later than the fifth day of the quarter
you are accepted to. Otherwise, you will need to reapply to our program.
4
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 24 of 36
We look forward to meeting you and having you study with us!
Sincerely,
James Cody Evans
Director of International & English Language Programs
UW Tower Box 359450
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98195-9450
206.543.6242 / fax 206.685.9572
IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu / ielp.uw.edu
Connect with us:
5
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 25 of 36
Exhibit 5
to Declaration of Rovy Branon
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 26 of 36
IELPAdmissions
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
IELPAdmissions
Wednesday, December 28, 2016 2:45 PM
Acceptance to IEP for Spring Quarter 2017
MIRF 2015.pdf; IEP Chart 08.03.16.pdf
Dear
We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to our Intensive English Program (IEP) ‐ University Track for
Spring Quarter 2017, which begins March 22, 2017. Your I‐20 and acceptance packet will be mailed within one business
day.
This e‐mail contains information about:
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Schedule for IEP Spring Quarter 2017
Office Location and Hours
IEP Tracks
Placement Test
Registration and Advising
Payment for Program Fees
Housing
Health Insurance
Measles Immunization
Commuting to Campus
Cancellations or Deferrals
For more information on arrival, details of the program and what you need to bring with you, please visit our website:
http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐life/arrival‐info/.
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Your UW Student ID number is
. Please use your UW Student ID number when contacting our office.
For your reference, your SEVIS ID number is
and our School Code is SEA214F00516000.
Schedule for IEP Spring Quarter 2017
March 22‐28 New Student Placement Test, Orientation, and Registration
March 29 Classes begin
June 2 Last day of Spring Quarter
All IEP students must attend the placement test and orientation. Check‐in for the placement test will begin at 8:30 a.m.
on March 22, location To Be Announced (TBA). We will send a detailed schedule for Orientation and Registration closer
to your program start date.
Please bring the following documents to the placement test and all orientation and registration activities:
1
EXHIBIT 5
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 27 of 36
Your passport (your passport must be valid for six months beyond the period of your intended stay in the U.S.)
Your F‐1 visa
The I‐20 form issued from our program or your previous school
Your dependents’ passport(s), F‐2 visa(s), and any other immigration documents that you may have
Your home country address (in English) & your current address in the U.S.
Your email address
IMPORTANT: All F‐1 visa holders are required by law to begin full‐time studies within 30 days of their initial arrival to the
US. Please do NOT attempt to enter the United States more than 30 days before the program start date listed on your
I‐20; you may be denied entry.
Office Location and Hours
UW Seattle Campus
UW Tower, 13th Floor
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle, Washington 98105
Downtown Campus
Puget Sound Plaza Building
Suite 400 (4th Floor)
1325 4th Ave
Seattle, Washington 98101
Monday ‐ Friday, 8:00 a.m. ‐ 5:00 p.m.
(206) 543‐6242
IEP Tracks
The IEP offers three tracks that are designed to help students meet their educational goals. The three tracks are:
University Track, Business English Track, Communication & Culture Track. For your reference, we have attached a
diagram of the three tracks to this e‐mail. More information is available on our website
(http://www.ielp.uw.edu/programs/academic‐prep/iep/) and will be provided during orientation.
The location of your classes will depend on your track and current level. Your initial level will be determined by the
results for your placement test (see below).
Placement Test
All IEP students are required to take a placement test at the beginning of the program to determine their level. You will
be tested on your reading, writing, and listening skills. (There is no speaking assessment on the placement test. Listening
and speaking classes are integrated.) Based on your results, you will be placed into a level from 1 to 5.
All students who test into Level 1 begin in General English classes at our UW downtown Seattle campus. All students
who test into Level 2 begin in General English classes at our UW Seattle campus. Students who test into the higher levels
take classes that are specific to their track.
2
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 28 of 36
If your score is lower than level 1, you cannot study in IEP. F‐1 visa holders with placement test results lower than level 1
will be required to study at another SEVP‐approved program for at least one quarter before returning to IEP. We will
assist such students with the transfer process.
NOTE: Only students taking the IEP placement test are allowed in the testing room. Children, spouses, family members,
friends, and any other non‐test‐takers will NOT be allowed in the testing room. If you have children, you must make your
own childcare arrangements in advance of the test. Do not bring your children to the test.
Registration and Advising
At the placement test, you will be assigned a registration appointment. During your registration appointment, you will
receive the results of your placement test, choose your classes, and pay your tuition.
F‐1 visa holders are required to study full‐time. Full‐time study in IEP is 20 hours per week.
Payment for Program Fees
You will pay for your classes at the time of your registration appointment. These are the fees you can expect to pay:
Tuition (20 hours/week) & registration fee: $3725
Health insurance: $310 (see Health Insurance below)
U‐PASS: $150 (see Commuting to Campus below)
Fees above are per quarter and are subject to change without notice.
Payments can be made by traveler's checks, certified bank checks, personal checks, or Visa/MasterCard. IMPORTANT:
We can ONLY accept VISA or MASTERCARD. We CANNOT accept American Express, Discover, or any other type of
credit/debit card.
IMPORTANT: If you plan to pay by credit card, you should inform your credit card company of the date and amount so
that they will be sure to honor the charge.
Refer to our website for further information about paying for program fees (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐
services/registration‐payment/).
Housing
Students must make their own housing arrangements. The options are university dormitory, host family, or individual
house or apartment. You will need to make housing arrangements before you arrive in the US. Our office does not make
hotel, housing, home stay, or dormitory reservations for students.
Refer to our website for further information about housing arrangements (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/housing/).
Dormitory housing is usually not available during Autumn Quarter.
Health Insurance
The UW International Student Health Insurance Plan (ISHIP) is required for all international students with F‐1 visa status
who are enrolled full‐time. Eligible international students will be enrolled automatically for quarterly, student‐only
coverage for each quarter they register for classes. The current rate for ISHIP is $310 per quarter.
3
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 29 of 36
Dependents: If you want to enroll your spouse and/or children, you must indicate this during registration. Insurance for
dependents is $300 per person, per quarter.
NOTE: This requirement will only be waived for students who are funded by their government or by the U.S.
government.
Measles Immunization
All UW IELP students are required to provide proof of Measles (Rubeola) immunity by filling out the UW Measles
Immunity Requirement Form (MIRF). A copy of the MIRF is attached to this e‐mail.
WHAT do you need to do?
Complete the MIRF with the following information:
o Date of two live virus measles (rubeola) vaccinations, both given after January 1, 1968
o Vaccines must have been given no earlier than 12 months of age (on or after first birthday) with at least
28 days between doses.
Submit your completed MIRF and a copy of your immunization records to the IELP office by e‐mail or fax:
o E‐mail: IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu
o Fax: (206) 685‐9572
NOTE: If you are not able to get the vaccination because you are pregnant or you have a compromised immune system,
you can take a measles (rubeola) titer blood test. If you take a titer test, write the date of the test on your MIRF and
submit a copy of the titer lab result.
WHEN do you need to do this?
BEFORE your program begins
If you are not able to complete the MIRF before you arrive, you may get vaccinated at the UW Hall Health
Center
NOTE: Students born before January 1, 1957 are considered immune to measles and are not required to submit proof of
immunity.
In addition, it is recommended that international students also get a health certificate (in English) from their doctor that
lists all immunizations and diseases they have had or have been exposed to, and bring this with them to the University of
Washington.
Commuting to Campus
The University of Washington has a special discounted bus pass, called the U‐PASS, which is $150 per quarter (3 months)
for students. You are not required to purchase the U‐PASS. However, even if you drive a car, having a U‐PASS has its
advantages. You will learn more about the U‐PASS at orientation. You will be able to purchase the U‐PASS when you pay
for your classes.
Cancellations or Deferrals
If you decide not to attend our program, please let us know so that we can cancel your reservation.
4
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 30 of 36
If you need to defer your admission to a later quarter, you MUST contact us no later than the fifth day of the quarter
you are accepted to. Otherwise, you will need to reapply to our program.
We look forward to meeting you and having you study with us!
Sincerely,
James Cody Evans
Director of International & English Language Programs
UW Tower Box 359450
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98195-9450
206.543.6242 / fax 206.685.9572
IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu / ielp.uw.edu
Connect with us:
5
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 31 of 36
Exhibit 6
to Declaration of Rovy Branon
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 32 of 36
IELPAdmissions
From:
Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
IELPAdmissions
Friday, February 3, 2017 3:57 PM
Acceptance to IEP for Summer Quarter 2017
MIRF 2015.pdf; IEP Chart 08.03.16.pdf
Dear
We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted to our Intensive English Program (IEP) ‐ University Track for
Summer Quarter 2017, which begins June 13, 2017. Your I‐20 and acceptance packet will be mailed within two business
days.
This e‐mail contains information about:
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Schedule for IEP Summer Quarter 2017
Office Location and Hours
IEP Tracks
Placement Test
Registration and Advising
Payment for Program Fees
Housing
Health Insurance
Measles Immunization
Commuting to Campus
Cancellations or Deferrals
For more information on arrival, details of the program and what you need to bring with you, please visit our website:
http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐life/arrival‐info/.
Your UW Student ID Number and Your SEVIS ID Number
Your UW Student ID number is
. Please use your UW Student ID number when contacting our office.
For your reference, your SEVIS ID number is
and our School Code is SEA214F00516000.
Schedule for IEP Summer Quarter 2017
June 13‐16 New Student Placement Test, Orientation, and Registration
June 19 Classes begin
August 18 Last day of Summer Quarter
All IEP students must attend the placement test and orientation. Check‐in for the placement test will begin at 8:30 a.m.
on June 13, location To Be Announced (TBA). We will send a detailed schedule for Orientation and Registration closer to
your program start date.
Please bring the following documents to the placement test and all orientation and registration activities:
1
EXHIBIT 6
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 33 of 36
Your passport (your passport must be valid for six months beyond the period of your intended stay in the U.S.)
Your F‐1 visa
The I‐20 form issued from our program or your previous school
Your dependents’ passport(s), F‐2 visa(s), and any other immigration documents that you may have
Your home country address (in English) & your current address in the U.S.
Your email address
IMPORTANT: All F‐1 visa holders are required by law to begin full‐time studies within 30 days of their initial arrival to the
US. Please do NOT attempt to enter the United States more than 30 days before the program start date listed on your
I‐20; you may be denied entry.
Office Location and Hours
UW Seattle Campus
UW Tower, 13th Floor
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE
Seattle, Washington 98105
Downtown Campus
Puget Sound Plaza Building
Suite 400 (4th Floor)
1325 4th Ave
Seattle, Washington 98101
Monday ‐ Friday, 8:00 a.m. ‐ 5:00 p.m.
(206) 543‐6242
IEP Tracks
The IEP offers three tracks that are designed to help students meet their educational goals. The three tracks are:
University Track, Business English Track, Communication & Culture Track. For your reference, we have attached a
diagram of the three tracks to this e‐mail. More information is available on our website
(http://www.ielp.uw.edu/programs/academic‐prep/iep/) and will be provided during orientation.
The location of your classes will depend on your track and current level. Your initial level will be determined by the
results for your placement test (see below).
Placement Test
All IEP students are required to take a placement test at the beginning of the program to determine their level. You will
be tested on your reading, writing, and listening skills. (There is no speaking assessment on the placement test. Listening
and speaking classes are integrated.) Based on your results, you will be placed into a level from 1 to 5.
All students who test into Level 1 begin in General English classes at our UW downtown Seattle campus. All students
who test into Level 2 begin in General English classes at our UW Seattle campus. Students who test into the higher levels
take classes that are specific to their track.
2
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 34 of 36
If your score is lower than level 1, you cannot study in IEP. F‐1 visa holders with placement test results lower than level 1
will be required to study at another SEVP‐approved program for at least one quarter before returning to IEP. We will
assist such students with the transfer process.
NOTE: Only students taking the IEP placement test are allowed in the testing room. Children, spouses, family members,
friends, and any other non‐test‐takers will NOT be allowed in the testing room. If you have children, you must make your
own childcare arrangements in advance of the test. Do not bring your children to the test.
Registration and Advising
At the placement test, you will be assigned a registration appointment. During your registration appointment, you will
receive the results of your placement test, choose your classes, and pay your tuition.
F‐1 visa holders are required to study full‐time. Full‐time study in IEP is 20 hours per week.
Payment for Program Fees
You will pay for your classes at the time of your registration appointment. These are the fees you can expect to pay:
Tuition (20 hours/week) & registration fee: $3725
Health insurance: $310 (see Health Insurance below)
U‐PASS: $150 (see Commuting to Campus below)
Fees above are per quarter and are subject to change without notice.
Payments can be made by traveler's checks, certified bank checks, personal checks, or Visa/MasterCard. IMPORTANT:
We can ONLY accept VISA or MASTERCARD. We CANNOT accept American Express, Discover, or any other type of
credit/debit card.
IMPORTANT: If you plan to pay by credit card, you should inform your credit card company of the date and amount so
that they will be sure to honor the charge.
Refer to our website for further information about paying for program fees (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/student‐
services/registration‐payment/).
Housing
Students must make their own housing arrangements. The options are university dormitory, host family, or individual
house or apartment. You will need to make housing arrangements before you arrive in the US. Our office does not make
hotel, housing, home stay, or dormitory reservations for students.
Refer to our website for further information about housing arrangements (http://www.ielp.uw.edu/housing/).
Dormitory housing is usually not available during Autumn Quarter.
Health Insurance
The UW International Student Health Insurance Plan (ISHIP) is required for all international students with F‐1 visa status
who are enrolled full‐time. Eligible international students will be enrolled automatically for quarterly, student‐only
coverage for each quarter they register for classes. The current rate for ISHIP is $310 per quarter.
3
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 35 of 36
Dependents: If you want to enroll your spouse and/or children, you must indicate this during registration. Insurance for
dependents is $300 per person, per quarter.
NOTE: This requirement will only be waived for students who are funded by their government or by the U.S.
government.
Measles Immunization
All UW IELP students are required to provide proof of Measles (Rubeola) immunity by filling out the UW Measles
Immunity Requirement Form (MIRF). A copy of the MIRF is attached to this e‐mail.
WHAT do you need to do?
Complete the MIRF with the following information:
o Date of two live virus measles (rubeola) vaccinations, both given after January 1, 1968
o Vaccines must have been given no earlier than 12 months of age (on or after first birthday) with at least
28 days between doses.
Submit your completed MIRF and a copy of your immunization records to the IELP office by e‐mail or fax:
o E‐mail: IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu
o Fax: (206) 685‐9572
NOTE: If you are not able to get the vaccination because you are pregnant or you have a compromised immune system,
you can take a measles (rubeola) titer blood test. If you take a titer test, write the date of the test on your MIRF and
submit a copy of the titer lab result.
WHEN do you need to do this?
BEFORE your program begins
If you are not able to complete the MIRF before you arrive, you may get vaccinated at the UW Hall Health
Center
NOTE: Students born before January 1, 1957 are considered immune to measles and are not required to submit proof of
immunity.
In addition, it is recommended that international students also get a health certificate (in English) from their doctor that
lists all immunizations and diseases they have had or have been exposed to, and bring this with them to the University of
Washington.
Commuting to Campus
The University of Washington has a special discounted bus pass, called the U‐PASS, which is $150 per quarter (3 months)
for students. You are not required to purchase the U‐PASS. However, even if you drive a car, having a U‐PASS has its
advantages. You will learn more about the U‐PASS at orientation. You will be able to purchase the U‐PASS when you pay
for your classes.
Cancellations or Deferrals
If you decide not to attend our program, please let us know so that we can cancel your reservation.
4
Case 2:17-cv-00141-JLR Document 66 Filed 02/09/17 Page 36 of 36
If you need to defer your admission to a later quarter, you MUST contact us no later than the fifth day of the quarter
you are accepted to. Otherwise, you will need to reapply to our program.
We look forward to meeting you and having you study with us!
Sincerely,
James Cody Evans
Director of International & English Language Programs
UW Tower Box 359450
4333 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98195-9450
206.543.6242 / fax 206.685.9572
IELPAdmissions@pce.uw.edu / ielp.uw.edu
Connect with us:
5
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