Mr. K. had held a H1-B visa for six years. Since he was on EAD/parole, he couldn’t seek a seventh. He requested an I-140 and was in this way denied.

Official Director Sheila Danzig was able to issue an educational evaluation that showed that Mr. K’s 3-year degree was the U.s. equivalency of a four-year Bachelor Degree. With the evaluation report and a master estimation by Professor John Kersey, Mr. K’s lawyer promptly documented a movement to revive his case.

The client’s I-140 was hence approved. Our client had the accompanying counsel to offer different persons in the same circumstance:

Seek MTR/appeal inside 30 days from the date of rejection(please be strict with this course of events, even a day deferred will take the case to AAO, which takes as 15 months for a choice, and the choice will for the most part likely be negative assuming that you head off to AAO).

2. Don’t send evaluation from two evaluators, I have gotten notification from my legal advisor that those cases have been denied expressing the excuse for why those evaluations are not precisely comparative.

3. Have a Subject by Subject evaluation to demonstrate that you have no less than 120 credits (equivalent Us Bachelor Degree).

This worked well for our client!

At last, success. . .  . Evaluation Credentials has recently discovered that one of the organization’s clients received support for their I-140 movement visa from the USCIS. This singular had a 3-Year degree from a polytechnic school in Engineering.

At first, the client had asked for a foreign credentials evaluation from an alternate educational evaluation office. His first request was denied from AAO after one and only year. At that point he came to Evaluation Credentials.

We were able to show that his 3-year degree was the U.S. equivalency of a four-year Bachelor Degree in the same field. We additionally issued an evaluation report demonstrating that the client’s Associate Membership in the Indian Institute of Metals (AMIM) was the U.S. equivalency of a Master Degree in Metals Engineering.

The client’s lawyer utilized these evaluations to submit a short contending that the client’s request ought to be approved. The client’s I-140 visa was subsequently approved.

Our client was acknowledged into a conventional four-year designing degree program in India as a second-year student. He finished the last three years of the project and graduated. In the wake of perusing the educational evaluation from an alternate consulting organization, the USCIS denied his migration visa on the support that he had really finished a 3-year degree as opposed to a four-year Bachelor Degree.

Utilizing far reaching research material, Evaluation Credentials was able to issue a foreign academic credentials evaluation demonstrating that the client had in reality moved on from a four-year Bachelor Degree program. On advance, the USCIS explored the data and inferred that the client did in reality have the U.S. equivalency of a four-year Bachelor Degree. His movement visa was approved.

education to get a Master Degree. He acquired an educational evaluation for a work visa demonstrating that his foreign academic credentials were equal to a four-year degree. The USCIS issued a refusal, demonstrating that the evaluation report had joined two degrees to issue the U.S. equivalency of a solitary four-year degree.

Evaluation Credentials was able to offer a master slant that, consolidated with a huge amount of examination, influentially exhibited that the client’s foreign credentials were equivalent to a four-year degree. Besides, this was carried out without endeavoring to consolidate the client’s foreign degrees to realize this equivalency. The USCIS discovered the evaluation influential, and turned around the refusal on application.

In some cases, the USCIS distinguishes that a client’s foreign degree is the U.S. equivalency of a Bachelor Degree, however differs that the client’s educational experience meets work declaration requirements. In these cases, a useful equivalency must be demonstrated between the work authentication and the degree acquired.

In this specific case, a client approached Evaluation Credentials after accepting a RFE from the USCIS. He held a Bachelor Degree in Engineering; however his migration visa requirements required a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science.

We were able to supply far reaching research materials and proof to issue a master idea showing how the two degrees were actually practically proportional. With the educational evaluation and the master assessment, we were able to adequately answer the RFE.

The client received approval for his visa.

This client had a 3-year degree and a GNIIT diploma. He had requisitioned an I-140immigration visa, and received a RFE from the USCIS. In the wake of consulting a few foreign credential evaluation offices, he considered none who were eager to submit an evaluation report demonstrating his 3-year degree to be the U.S. equivalency of a Bachelor Degree.

At that point he turned to Evaluation Credentials. We were able to offer him an educational evaluation exhibiting his 3-year Bachelor Degree to be equivalent to a U.S. Four year certification as the work declaration demanded. We did this by offering an evaluation report, a master feeling letter, and 250 pages of documentation supporting the position that the two degrees were identical.

He was upbeat to impart to us later that we had adequately addressed the RFE and his I-140 had been affirmed. While we couldn’t offer him a 100 percent ensure that his foreign degree might be acknowledged, we could reveal to him that we have had extensive victory in showing the equivalency of these two degrees.

Our client went to a 3-year degree university in India, in the wake of finishing a year of higher secondary school, which is proportionate to one year of postsecondary education. In the wake of finishing this degree program, he went ahead to go to a 2-year Master Degree Program in that nation.

As of late, we gained recognize that his I-140 had appropriated endorsement, only a month after we had finished his educational evaluation. We were capable adequately to show that a 3-Year Indian Degree is the U.S. equivalency of a Bachelor Degree, and that the customer without a doubt had the U.s. equivalency of a Master’s Degree.

The USCIS issued strict requirements governing the acknowledgement of a 3-year degree as proportionate to a Bachelor Degree in the United States. Numerous foreign education credentials evaluation agencies have had restricted victory with I-140 endorsement in these cases. We have accepted various clients from these orgs who have had RFEs or even disavowals due to these requirements.

On account of the diligent work and proceeding research of our academic master, Professor John Kersey, and the Evaluation Credentials’ Executive Director, Ms. Sheila Danzig, we have been blessed to experience an abnormal amount of triumph with these equivalencies. Our academic masters are bound to continuous research and proceeding education that make it conceivable for our customers to addition support – considerably after a RFE or denial.

This customer had gone to a university in Denmark. 3 years later, he appropriated a Bachelor Degree from a Danish University under the Bologna Accord. He preceded his education and accepted a Master’s Degree two years later.

He requisitioned business in the United States. His Labor Certificate required the U.S. equivalency of a Master’s Degree. The USCIS issued a RFE, expressing that the customer’s Bachelor’s Degree was not the U.S. equivalency of a Bachelor’s Degree, and that along these lines his Master’s Degree additionally couldn’t be proportional.

The customer connected to us for a foreign education credentials assessment, and we issued an assessment report, together with sufficient confirmation, to show unmistakably that his Bachelor Degree was surely the U.S. equivalency to a Bachelor Degree, and that along these lines his Master’s Degree was equivalent to a U.S. Master Degree.

He submitted the educational assessment together with the proof, and gained regard for his work authentication just a few weeks later.

Evaluation Credentials received a solicitation for a foreign credentials evaluation from a man who had received an appeal for proof (RFE) from the USCIS. His degree was in designing, and his work declaration demanded a degree in the PC business.

A lawyer told this client that they might need to get an education evaluation from a foreign academic credentials evaluation org. Not the lawyer or the client were sure what organization they might utilization. In the wake of seeking through movement gatherings, the client chose to pick Evaluation Credentials.

Educator John Kersey and education evaluation master Sheila Danzig demonstrated to him that his degree in building really met the requirement for a degree in the Pc business. He submitted his evaluation, and we at TDP were exceptionally satisfied to get notification from the client that his I-140 visa had been approved.

My EB2 was rejected at first. I received my education at the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.  My associateship in the Institute was acknowledged by the Indian government to be the equivalent of a Master Degree in Accounting. Thusly, I documented for an EB2 visa that required a Master Degree on the work testament.

The point when my provision was denied, my lawyer demanded having my evaluation finished by Sheila Danzig. I didn’t know who she was, yet my lawyer expressed she was my best possibility. My lawyer was right.

Utilizing a master idea letter and a report evaluation, Ms. Danzig’s office was able to show that my associateship was equivalent to a U.S. Ace of Science Degree in Accounting. The movement to revive (MTR) documented by my lawyer was approved as an aftereffect of the foreign degree evaluation finished by Ms. Danzig and the experts at Evaluation Credentials.