Miss U.S. International

Entrant must be a naturally born, genetic female. Between the ages of 18 and 25 as of November 30th of the competition year. Delegates may be 17 at the Miss U.S. International pageant provided they reach 18 prior to October 1st of the competition and cannot turn 26 before the first day of Miss International.

Preliminary Pageant.
Visit our States Page to see if there is a preliminary pageant inyour area.

At-Large Entry.
If there is not a preliminary pageant in your state, you may enter the pageant directly. This is called "At-Large Entry".

July 1, 2010. All required paperwork must be received. Photo for the Official Program Book must be received. Program Book ads must be received (optional). Advanced Pageant Ticket orders must be received. There are NO extensions to this deadline. If you would like to receive your crown and sash early, you must pay your fee IN FULL.

We regret that we must charge an entry fee. The total cost to enter into the national pageant is $695.00. The Miss U.S. International National Pageant is self-supporting and relies solely upon entry fees to cover production expenses.

Entry fee includes:

Eligibility for all prizes & awards
Official documents
Opening Number Outfit
All Meals
Competition Swimsuit

Entry fee does not include:

Pageant Program Book
Gifts from sponsors
Crown
Rhinestonned Sash

The cost to produce the Miss U.S. International National Pageant is well over $10,000 U.S. The remainder of your entry fee pays for prizes, lodging for Miss U.S. International, judges and production staff, advertising in international pageant publications, theater and hotel rentals, printing, entertainment, choreography, production staff, consultants, sound and lighting, stage decorations, and many additional operational expenses.

Miss U.S. International delegates will be scored in threel categories: 45% Swimwear, 45% Evening Wear and 10% Interview to determine the Semi-Finalists. Semi Finalists will be scored in three categories: 45% Swimwear and 45% Evening wear and 10% for Onstage Interview.

You may seek sponsors or you may pay the entry fee yourself. If you wish to feature sponsors, it is suggested to purchase advertisements in the program book. Additional information is included in delegate paperwork.

Payment may be made by personal check, money order, or credit card via PayPal online to Britt@MissUnitedStatesInternational.com. Checks & Money Orders should be made payable to the address indicated on the Registration Form. PayPal payments must include the 3.5% service fee that PayPal assesses.
Burton, Michigan 48529

Yes. Delegates may pay the fee in full or may select a payment plan. A $300 deposit is required to initiate a payment plan. Payments of any amount must be made at least every 30 days until the total fee is received. Failure to remit payment every 30 days may result in loss of title and fees paid.

All fees paid to Miss U.S. International are NOT REFUNDABLE in full or in part for under any circumstances. This includes entry fees, advertising fees, pageant admission tickets and any other fees paid to Harrison Productions, L.L.C. Transferring of fees to another competition year is at the SOLE discretion of Harrison Productions, L.L.C..

No. Program book ad sales are completely optional. Many delegates do sell at least one page of ads as the program book is a keepsake. Ad sales are not required and have no bearing on the outcome of the pageant.

No. There is an AmericInn just across the street from the official Host Hotel, within .50 miles are also a Holiday Inn, 5353 Gateway Center, Flint, MI‎, Courtyard by Marriott, 5205 Gateway Center, Flint, MI‎, and a Residence Inn, 2202 West Hill Road, Flint, MI‎.

Prizes are constantly being added as new sponsors come on board. Check the Prizes and Awards page often for updates.

Yes. All national delegates receive an embroidered rhinestonned state sash and a crown.