Work Experience Evaluations
Our Work Experience Evaluation services are designed for professionals who have gained substantial industry experience but do not hold a directly relevant academic degree. These evaluations help bridge the gap between education and experience by presenting professional history in a format accepted by immigration authorities.
What is it?
A Work Experience Evaluation is a professional assessment of an individual’s employment history when a relevant four-year academic degree is not available. Using the USCIS-recognized 3-for-1 rule, three years of specialized work experience are considered equivalent to one year of university education. This evaluation establishes academic equivalency based on professional expertise and job responsibilities.
Who needs it?
- Professionals with significant work experience but unrelated or incomplete academic degrees
- H-1B applicants whose job requires a specific degree field that they do not possess academically
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the 3-for-1 rule in work experience evaluations?
A: The 3-for-1 rule allows three years of specialized professional experience to be counted as one year of university-level education for equivalency purposes.
Q: Are work experience evaluations accepted by USCIS?
A: Yes, these evaluations are prepared in accordance with USCIS guidelines and are commonly used in H-1B and other employment-based immigration petitions.
Q: What documents are required for a work experience evaluation?
A: Typically, employment letters, experience certificates, detailed resumes, and supporting documentation are required to verify professional experience.
Service Includes
- Academic credential assessment
- Professional qualification analysis
- Country-specific education comparison
- Detailed evaluation report
- Consultation & documentation guidance
