<p>Regular</a> Decision - US Citizens and Eligible Non-Citizens | Columbia Financial Aid and Educational Financing
So accordoing to Columbia's website, they DO require the IDOC (at least for the 2013-2014 school year). Today, I received my IDOC number from College Board. The problem is that the IDOC states the universities that I expected to require IDOC (Harvard and Brown, in my case), but it doesn't say Columbia! I am very sure Columbia indeed wants the IDOC, yet it is not listed anywhere. Is anybody else having this problem?</p>
<p>DS3 received IDOC today. Columbia is listed under “Who requires my information?” in the IDOC requirements.</p>
<p>^did you send your CSS profile to columbia?</p>
<p>@hpyscm I have not sent my CSS yet to Columbia, but I did send to Harvard and Brown. Thank you!</p>
<p>Hi,
You send one set each of photocopies of your documents with idoc coversheet to the idoc address by mail and after receiving, idoc will send those to whoever requires it. Before sending,read the instructions.</p>
<p>Thanks, I will remember to send the cover sheet. My parent sent in my CSS to Columbia, and now it finally shows up on the IDOC site. Funny thing is, we sent the CSS to University of Rochester back in 2012, and now it is suddenly showing up on IDOC, along with the other three universities I have. Weird…</p>
<p>Hi,
Today I received an email from Columbia to send income tax return through fax or mail. They opined that idoc is not for international students. So, do accordingly.
Thanks.</p>
<p>Well, I guess everything worked out, because I checked the status on the site and it said Columbia received everything two days ago. Woohoo!</p>