Expert Opinion Letter

Offered for petitions requesting extraordinary ability

Expert Opinion Letter

An expert opinion letter by international evaluations gives you a written assessment from a university professor in the relevant field. These letters cover a person’s educational background, professional experience, and employment qualifications. An expert opinion letter is an important document to have when applying for jobs, colleges, or a visa. It can also be used to support a claim for refugee status or to support college scholarship applications.

Required Documents:

  • A copy of the H1B petitioner’s Labor Condition Application (LCA) and an offer letter.
  • Updated resume or curriculum vitae.
  • Work Experience Letter on business letterhead with start and finish dates as well as specific job responsibilities. (Note: Provide a letter from an authorized colleague if an experience letter is unavailable.)
  • Transcripts and degree certificates for every educational credential, including certifications from high school (Grade 12).
  • A copy of the Request of Evidence (RFE) in case the letter is for RFE.
  • Note: All non-English documents required for evaluation must have certified English translations attached. With additional cost and processing time, International Evaluations provides translation services. If you need a translation, our customer service team will provide you with a quote upon request.

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Step 1

Initial Consultation

Complete the online form with background details, academic goals, and service preferences. Get expert guidance on the most suitable service plan for your needs.

Step 2

Document Collection

Choose your service plan, receive a document checklist, and submit necessary records for immediate processing.

Step 3

Case Preparation

A dedicated expert will evaluate, research, and draft a detailed, tailored evaluation report. You will get a draft to review before the final report.

Step 4

Final Delivery

Once you approve, the final report will be sent in PDF format. You can opt for mail delivery for an extra fee. Transparent communication ensures satisfaction throughout the process.

F. A. Q's

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about expert opinion letters, when they are required, and how they can strengthen your visa or immigration case.

An expert opinion letter should typically include the expert's qualifications, a clear explanation of the matter at hand, their professional analysis, and any supporting evidence.

You may need an expert opinion letter for various purposes, such as legal matters, financial transactions, immigration cases, or academic research when expert insight is required.

Expert opinion letters are not inherently legally binding documents. However, they can be influential in legal proceedings and are often used to support claims or arguments.