could just hope that the USCIS worker evaluating your degree draws this equivalence on his or her own, but this would be a pretty risky gamble. The USCIS receives hundreds of thousands of petitions for just 65,000 H1B visa slots. That means they are looking for an easy way out with each petition. Don’t give them an easy way out on your petition. Get your degree evaluated so they can clearly see the value of your skills in terms of US college education. An authorized credential evaluation agency has the authority to write a detailed evaluation of your skill, converting work experience into college credit hours to bridge any gaps that may be left open in your academic career. Just because you don’t have a degree doesn’t mean you aren’t the most qualified for your job. Get your credentials evaluated before you submit your petition, and land your H1B visa in 2016.]]>
