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	<title>TheDegreePeople Case Studies &#187; foreign degree evaluation</title>
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		<title>Case Study: 3-Year Indian Degree</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In 2007, AILA released some disturbing news that warned immigration attorneys and foreign degree evaluation agency that all three-year degrees were at risk for denial for I-140 visa applications. As a result, Career Consulting International (CCI) has worked hard to uncover evidence and demonstrate that three-year bachelor degrees are the U.S. equivalency of a Bachelor [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In 2007, <abbr title="American Immigration Lawyers Association">AILA</abbr> released some disturbing news that warned immigration attorneys and <strong>foreign degree evaluation</strong> agency that all three-year degrees were at risk for denial for I-140 visa applications. As a result, Career Consulting International (CCI) has worked hard to uncover evidence and demonstrate that three-year bachelor degrees are the <abbr title="United States">U.S.</abbr> equivalency of a Bachelor Degree. For this reason, the agency receives numerous inquiries from attorneys, businesses, and persons with 3-year degrees about answering <abbr title="request for evidence">RFEs</abbr> and denial notices. Most of the time, our clients are happy to update us about their outcomes. We recently received this update from one of our clients:</p>
<p>Hi All ,<br />
Today I got my I140 approval from TSC [Texas Service Center] after responding to <abbr title="request for evidence">RFE</abbr> on 3 year degree. I discussed the issue before applying for I140 with my attorney by reading the experiences from many others. [My attorney] said he would send for an evaluation if I got an <abbr title="request for evidence">RFE</abbr>. Then, I did get an <abbr title="request for evidence">RFE</abbr> saying my 3 year degree is not equal to <abbr title="United States">US</abbr> <abbr title="Bachelor of Science">BS</abbr> degree. So I contacted Sheila Danzig for my evaluation. She answered my email questions. I paid the money and sent all docs required.</p>
<p>Luckily, I spoke to Sheila on the day before my <abbr title="request for evidence">RFE</abbr> deadline. I spoke to her in the middle of the night and she is so good. She sent my evaluation docs next day by express courier. I am not a person who works for Sheila; this is my experience with my I140 <abbr title="request for evidence">RFE</abbr> and Sheila. I want to tell you all that, when I spoke to Sheila she said the possibility of success is above 90% (at that time in <abbr title="Texas Service Center">TSC</abbr>).</p>
<p>Though Sheila&#8217;s Evaluation is expensive I have chosen her agency because I do not see any others who have communicated to us for several years on this issue. After I searched all the [immigration] forums I firmly decided to go with Sheila. By God&#8217;s grace my case is approved today. I am writing today for the benefit of people whose cases can be like mine</p>
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