"Is this from VSC? NSC? or Clifornia center?"
--Good question. Actually, with this new "Bi-Specialization" drama by USCIS, most guys from the east coast may have to file 140 with the infamous Nebraska Service Center. And the corn-field farmers at Nebraska get irritated with any degree that is not "4 years" in academic duration.
I am in a similar situation. B.sc in computer science (3yrs) + 1 year pg diploma + 5 years of experience.
Labor filed with job requirement: US degree + 5 years experience. No “equivalent” verbiage used. It is still pending at BEC. It’s been there for 3 years already. Recently my attorney responded to the 45-day continuation letter with a request to amend the application. Hopefully, they will send the application form back.
I do not stand a chance to substitute experience for the degree. Labor was filed based on job advertisement that 5 years experience after degree is a must.
I am thinking of including that the degree and diploma could be combined to equate to the US degree. It would be helpful if someone with an approval can share the details of what was mentioned in the labor certification.
I was supposed to file with VSC. But it appears, my fate is running west to Nebraska.
--Good question. Actually, with this new "Bi-Specialization" drama by USCIS, most guys from the east coast may have to file 140 with the infamous Nebraska Service Center. And the corn-field farmers at Nebraska get irritated with any degree that is not "4 years" in academic duration.
I am in a similar situation. B.sc in computer science (3yrs) + 1 year pg diploma + 5 years of experience.
Labor filed with job requirement: US degree + 5 years experience. No “equivalent” verbiage used. It is still pending at BEC. It’s been there for 3 years already. Recently my attorney responded to the 45-day continuation letter with a request to amend the application. Hopefully, they will send the application form back.
I do not stand a chance to substitute experience for the degree. Labor was filed based on job advertisement that 5 years experience after degree is a must.
I am thinking of including that the degree and diploma could be combined to equate to the US degree. It would be helpful if someone with an approval can share the details of what was mentioned in the labor certification.
I was supposed to file with VSC. But it appears, my fate is running west to Nebraska.