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Practical guidance on credential evaluations, expert opinion letters, and the documentation that keeps U.S. immigration petitions moving — written by the team that prepares it every day.
The work experience evaluation is required when a consultant’s formal education is not equivalent to the minimum education requirement of the consultant’s prospective employment.
Read More →What a credential evaluation is, the three main types offered, and why foreign students and workers need one recognized by U.S. institutions.
Read More →There have been many myths about foreign credential evaluation. Here, we are talking about some common myths that people have about credential evaluation.
Read More →Receiving a Request for Evidence (RFE) from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) can be stressful. It means USCIS is asking for additional information or evidence before making a decision on a pending immigration petition or application.
Read More →By definition, expert opinion letter is made by professors or distinguished industry authorities to provide an “Expert Opinion”. Generally, it is required for extraordinary ability petitions, responding RFE’s or cases that require the opinion of an expert.
Read More →For an H-1B petition, the beneficiary generally needs to qualify for the offered specialty occupation through a U.S. bachelor's degree or its equivalent in the required specialty.
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