Credential Evaluation for Immigration

Credential evaluation reports required by the USCIS for almost all visas requires that the applicant holds an equivalent to at least a US bachelor’s degree. For immigration purposes, a document evaluation or an education and work experience evaluation is generally required.

 

Document Evaluation Report

 

- Gives an equivalent for each diploma, certificate, or transcript (grade report, examination record, marks sheet) submitted for evaluation

- Presents dates of attendance and institution location

- Describes profile of the institution and programs (entrance criteria, status of the institution, typical and length of study)

- Recommends the U.S. equivalent of each level of study and credential earned

 

Click here to view Diplomas and Certificates from foreign countries that can be evaluated as the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in the United States.

 

Education and Work Experience Report

 

This report provides a Document report for the years of education and verified work experience. Education and work experience or work only evaluations follow the Immigration rules to use work experience to add to incomplete university work, or replace university work, or add to a bachelors degree to result in a higher degree.

 

Recommended for purposes when a combination of education, professional training, and work experience is needed to establish degree equivalency. May be utilized to establish bachelor's and master's equivalence.

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Evaluation World evaluators and key staff members have individual memberships of professional organizations like:

• Association of International Educators (NAFSA)
• American Evaluation Association (AEA)
• European Association of International Education (EAIE)