Foreign Credential Evaluation for USCIS

Foreign Credential Evaluation for USCIS
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Staffan Moritz

Jul 22, 2017
2 mins to read
Foreign Credential Evaluation for USCIS
Credential Evaluation forUnited States Citizenship and Immigration Services

For many, petitioning for a Visa can be a very stressful process.  Luckily, here at GEO Credential Services, we have became known as the experts in foreign credential evaluations for USCIS.  We provide diploma evaluation services for H1B, TN-1, TN-2 Visa’s across a wide sector of professions.  If you are looking to have your foreign credential evaluation for USCIS done, read more.

Expert Evaluators

We have been providing evaluations for over 9 years, and service almost every single country for visa petitioners.  Part of what makes us great is our 24/7 customer service experience, and the willingness to get the evaluations finished in about 2-3 days.  We even offer same day services!

What is an H1B Visa Evaluation?

We provide foreign credential evaluations for H1B Visa petitions.  The H1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ graduate level workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.  These are fields like IT, finance, accounting, architecture, and engineering.  However, the list is very long, so be sure to Contact Us or  Request a Quote see if your degree from your foreign country can work for the H1B.  Part of applying for the H1B is having your foreign credential evaluation for USCIS.  That means taking your degree that you received from your country outside of the United States and having it evaluated and equated to a degree here in the United States.  That’s where we come in.

What is a TN Visa?

The TN visa is another reason to have your foreign credential evaluation for USCIS.  The TN Visa is a professional visa that allows citizens of Canada (TN-1) and citizens of Mexico (TN-2) to work in the United States in a prearranged business activity for US or foreign employers.  It’s a great program that allows you to take your degree credentials from outside of the United States, and have them applied here in the United States for use in your new employer.

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