Re-enter USA for F-1 student [closed]

I am currently a graduate student studying in the United States and traveled outside the country for the winter break. I will doing an internship in the spring 2020 semester and have been issued a new I-20 with the CPT - work authorization, for the same.

However, it was approved when I was outside the country, and hence I do not have the new document with me. But I have the original F1 I-20 with the required travel signature with me.

Does anyone know if this would suffice at immigration while re-entering the country or do I need the new I-20 which has the CPT?

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Can F-1 students reenter the US?

Can I re-establish F-1 student status by obtaining a new initial Form I-20 and reentering the United States? Yes. However, you will be considered an initial student for SEVIS purposes.

Can I reinstate my F-1 status?

If you have failed to maintain F-1 student status and wish to continue studying at (or transfer to) Penn, you must regain valid status. There are two ways you can be reinstated: Apply to US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for reinstatement. Leave the US and reenter using a new I-20 with a new SEVIS number.

Can you reapply for F-1 visa?

Once the F1 visa is denied, it is final and cannot be appealed. However, applicants can reapply as many times as they want until they finally get the F1 visa approval to study in the USA.

Are international students allowed to enter US now?

At this time, international students must have the following documents in order to travel to the U.S. in F-1 status: Valid I-20 issued by the UW (valid travel signature required if you are returning to the U.S. to continue studies) Valid passport that must be valid for 6 months beyond your expected return to the U.S.

What Do I Do if My F-1 status is Terminated?

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