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Orientation Packet & Registration Forms

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The orientation packet contains information you will need for a BorderLinks trip:
  • Orientation to the BorderLinks program

  • Health information for travelers

  • Paying for your BorderLinks trip

  • Registration forms

Please print the orientation packet, read it carefully, fill out and mail the registration forms at least 8 weeks before the trip begins, and contact us with any questions before your arrival.

Orientation Packet/Registration Form*
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If you need copies of the registration forms in Microsoft Word, click below.

Orientation Packet/Registration Forms
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