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  • H1B Case Study: Approved with NO College Credit!

    From sheila%danzig.com@gtempaccount.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Apr 27 13:07:53 2017
    H1B visa requirements state that an eligible beneficiary must
    have a US bachelor’s degree or higher or its foreign equivalent, and the institution from which the degree was earned must be government accredited. The fact of the matter is, there are many non-government accredited programs around the world that
    provide students high quality education. There are also plenty of H1B candidates with no formal higher education who have the skill and knowledge necessary to excel at their specialty occupations. Can these candidates hope to get their H1B visas approved
    with absolutely no college credit?
    The question isn’t can an H1B candidate be approved without any college credit, but rather how much progressive work experience is needed.
    As an equivalency, CIS accepts three years of progressive work experience as the equivalent of one year of college credit. This equivalency must be written by a professor with the authority to grant college credit for work experience. Progressive work
    experience means the candidate took on more responsibility and complexity with time, indicating that the nature of the work experience was educational and increasingly specialized . . . . Read More . . http://www.thedegreepeople.com/h1b-case-study-
    approved-with-no-college-credit/

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  • From sheila%danzig.com@gtempaccount.com@21:1/5 to All on Thu Apr 27 13:24:52 2017
    H1B visa requirements state that an eligible beneficiary must
    have a US bachelor’s degree or higher or its foreign equivalent, and the institution from which the degree was earned must be government accredited. The fact of the matter is, there are many non-government accredited programs around the world that
    provide students high quality education. There are also plenty of H1B candidates with no formal higher education who have the skill and knowledge necessary to excel at their specialty occupations. Can these candidates hope to get their H1B visas approved
    with absolutely no college credit?
    The question isn’t can an H1B candidate be approved without any college credit, but rather how much progressive work experience is needed.
    As an equivalency, CIS accepts three years of progressive work experience as the equivalent of one year of college credit. This equivalency must be written by a professor with the authority to grant college credit for work experience. Progressive work
    experience means the candidate took on more responsibility and complexity with time, indicating that the nature of the work experience was educational and increasingly specialized . . . . Read More . . http://www.thedegreepeople.com/h1b-case-study-
    approved-with-no-college-credit/

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  • From S. Esther Ring@21:1/5 to All on Thu May 18 09:33:22 2017
    H1B visa requirements state that an eligible beneficiary must have a US bachelor’s degree or higher or its foreign equivalent, and the institution from which the degree was earned must be government accredited. The fact of the matter is, there are many
    non-government accredited programs around the world that provide students high quality education. There are also plenty of H1B candidates with no formal higher education who have the skill and knowledge necessary to excel at their specialty occupations.
    Can these candidates hope to get their H1B visas approved with absolutely no college credit?

    The question isn’t can an H1B candidate be approved without any college credit, but rather how much progressive work experience is needed.

    As an equivalency, CIS accepts three years of progressive work experience as the equivalent of one year of college credit. This equivalency must be written by a professor with the authority to grant college credit for work experience. Progressive work
    experience means the candidate took on more responsibility and complexity with time, indicating that the nature of the work experience was educational and increasingly specialized . . . . Read More . . . http://www.thedegreepeople.com/h1b-case-study-
    approved-with-no-college-credit/

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  • From Rajiv Bhopani@21:1/5 to S. Esther Ring on Mon May 22 13:56:13 2017
    On Thursday, May 18, 2017 at 9:33:25 AM UTC-7, S. Esther Ring wrote:
    H1B visa requirements state that an eligible beneficiary must have a US bachelor’s degree or higher or its foreign equivalent, and the institution from which the degree was earned must be government accredited. The fact of the matter is, there are
    many non-government accredited programs around the world that provide students high quality education. There are also plenty of H1B candidates with no formal higher education who have the skill and knowledge necessary to excel at their specialty
    occupations. Can these candidates hope to get their H1B visas approved with absolutely no college credit?

    The question isn’t can an H1B candidate be approved without any college credit, but rather how much progressive work experience is needed.

    As an equivalency, CIS accepts three years of progressive work experience as the equivalent of one year of college credit. This equivalency must be written by a professor with the authority to grant college credit for work experience. Progressive work
    experience means the candidate took on more responsibility and complexity with time, indicating that the nature of the work experience was educational and increasingly specialized . . . . Read More . . . http://www.thedegreepeople.com/h1b-case-study-
    approved-with-no-college-credit/

    There are a lot of consultants in Chennai these days, always go with Firms that have branches in different cities and also one who has been in the industry for not less than 10 years. Experience and Expertise is what is most important in this field.
    Immigration to another country is a matter of just not your career but the future of your family.

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  • From Rajiv Bhopani@21:1/5 to sheila%d...@gtempaccount.com on Mon May 22 13:56:27 2017
    On Thursday, April 27, 2017 at 1:07:54 PM UTC-7, sheila%d...@gtempaccount.com wrote:
    H1B visa requirements state that an eligible beneficiary must
    have a US bachelor’s degree or higher or its foreign equivalent, and the institution from which the degree was earned must be government accredited. The fact of the matter is, there are many non-government accredited programs around the world that
    provide students high quality education. There are also plenty of H1B candidates with no formal higher education who have the skill and knowledge necessary to excel at their specialty occupations. Can these candidates hope to get their H1B visas approved
    with absolutely no college credit?
    The question isn’t can an H1B candidate be approved without any college credit, but rather how much progressive work experience is needed.
    As an equivalency, CIS accepts three years of progressive work experience as the equivalent of one year of college credit. This equivalency must be written by a professor with the authority to grant college credit for work experience. Progressive work
    experience means the candidate took on more responsibility and complexity with time, indicating that the nature of the work experience was educational and increasingly specialized . . . . Read More . . http://www.thedegreepeople.com/h1b-case-study-
    approved-with-no-college-credit/

    There are a lot of consultants in Chennai these days, always go with Firms that have branches in different cities and also one who has been in the industry for not less than 10 years. Experience and Expertise is what is most important in this field.
    Immigration to another country is a matter of just not your career but the future of your family.

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