Hi All,
I have noticed lot of I140 rejections due to interpretation of foreign degree equivalency to US bachelor's degree. Most of the service centers are interpreting the degree as it needs to be from a single institute and combination of degree and other certificates are not considered for bachelor's degree equivalency Ex: 3 year degree + computer course is not considered equivalent to US bachelor's degree (even though the education evaluation finds it equivalent). Attorney Murthy got a letter from Mr. Hernandez in favor of 3-year degree (i.e. combination of degrees) but the service centers are NOT following Mr. Hernandaz letter, as it is not binding on them.
I am also in similar situation and I have contacted attorney Rajiv Khanna, he mentioned there is a high chance of getting favorable decision if we file a lawsuit. The degree is not clearly defined in the law and the interpretation varies from person to person. We can the interpretation in our favor if we file the lawsuit.
I am looking into the feasibility of filing the lawsuit, I am wondering, if any body is interested in moving in this direction. As you all know, if we are successful, this will get us our I140 approved.
If you are interested, please email me at tsnaresh@hotmail.com
Any comments or suggestions?
Thanks for your attention.
I have noticed lot of I140 rejections due to interpretation of foreign degree equivalency to US bachelor's degree. Most of the service centers are interpreting the degree as it needs to be from a single institute and combination of degree and other certificates are not considered for bachelor's degree equivalency Ex: 3 year degree + computer course is not considered equivalent to US bachelor's degree (even though the education evaluation finds it equivalent). Attorney Murthy got a letter from Mr. Hernandez in favor of 3-year degree (i.e. combination of degrees) but the service centers are NOT following Mr. Hernandaz letter, as it is not binding on them.
I am also in similar situation and I have contacted attorney Rajiv Khanna, he mentioned there is a high chance of getting favorable decision if we file a lawsuit. The degree is not clearly defined in the law and the interpretation varies from person to person. We can the interpretation in our favor if we file the lawsuit.
I am looking into the feasibility of filing the lawsuit, I am wondering, if any body is interested in moving in this direction. As you all know, if we are successful, this will get us our I140 approved.
If you are interested, please email me at tsnaresh@hotmail.com
Any comments or suggestions?
Thanks for your attention.