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Don't Panic, April First is Tomorrow

Credential Evaluation, Immigration, Visa Approvals

But before you send in your petition, you want to ask yourself, “Have I successfully proven that I’m qualified for my H-1B job?”

To qualify for your H-1B job, and thus your visa, you need to clearly show that you possess the body of specialized knowledge required to perform your job.  That means you have a US bachelor’s degree or higher, or its equivalent, in your field of employ.  If your degree is from a different country, or if your degree is generalized or in a field different from your job, your job of proving your qualification to the USCIS is not done.

You will need a to submit a detailed evaluation of your credentials along with your transcript from a credential evaluation agency authorized to make the necessary conversions to bridge the gaps in your degree.  You only get one shot at this.

You have one day.  We can help you.

At CCI, we have international education experts with the authority to convert classroom contact hours and work experience into college credit hours to fill in any gaps in your resume and clearly show that you are qualified by US educational standards to work your H-1B job.  They are on call around the clock and we have rush delivery options that will get your evaluation into your hands in 12 hours.  All we need are emailed copies of your education documents, work documentation, and your resume.

Now it not the time to hesitate.  Call us anytime at 1.800.771.4723 or visit us online at http://www.ccifree.com/?CodeBLG/.

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3 Details to Remember When Filing Your H1B Petition

Credential Evaluation, Immigration, Visa Approvals

Three things to remember when filing your H1B petition that will make a huge difference:

  • Keep a Blue Pen Nearby. You need to sign everything in blue ink so the USCIS work evaluating your petition knows which signatures are originals and which signatures are yours from the time you filled out your petition. They’re going to request a host of original documents. Make it easy on overworked eyes to tell which signatures are originals and which ones are yours.
  • Double-Check for Inconsistencies before Filing. This cannot be stressed enough. USCIS workers cannot assume what you meant if some of your answers contradict each other or don’t match up with the resumes, transcripts, and other documentation accompanying your application. Don’t mail in a petition without meticulously going over your answers.
  • Include a Credential Evaluation. If your degree is from somewhere besides the United States and you submit your petition without having your degree evaluated by an authorized credential evaluation agency, the USCIS has no way of knowing the value or your education. Since you need a bachelor’s degree or higher for an H1B visa, it is essential for you to be able to clearly show what your degree means in terms of US academic standards.

USCIS workers cannot make assumptions about anything on your petition. Competition is too fierce to skimp on important details. Never be too hurried to double check your work, include all necessary documentation, and take that extra step to make your petition clear to the reader.

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