Professional Work experience evaluation accordance with GEO regulations.
This report combines relevant professional experience with academic coursework to determine a US bachelor's or master's equivalence.
This evaluation takes into account the professional experience of the candidate by analyzing formal education, training programs, and work experience. These evaluations are prepared in accordance with USCIS regulations.
The all academic/work-related documents to be submitted in English and must be notarized.
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Experience letters from all the previous employers, clearly mentioning the dates worked, job duties performed and the skill sets
The most common types of reports used for employment purposes are
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Ōrder NowIf your evaluation is for an immigration visa application, it is important that your evaluation equivalency be relevant to your prospective employment. There are primarily two types of evaluations: 1) Academic Evaluations and 2) Work Experience Evaluations. In general, if your non-US degree is equivalent to a US degree that is directly related to the job you will do, you will only need an evaluation of academic credentials. If your degree is not equivalent to a US degree, or if it is in a field outside of your prospective employment, a work experience evaluation may be necessary. If you are unsure which type of evaluation you need, please submit your documents by sending an email or using the quote form and request a preliminary assessment. Also, it is always best to consult with your lawyer with regards to the type of evaluation you need for the immigration application, before submitting a request.
Work experience evaluations take 7-9 business days to process and it will be sent to your email. Once you review it and confirm you have no corrections, it will then be mailed to your address.
Our evaluators come from a wide range of backgrounds with over 50 years combined experience in higher education. They undergo rigorous testing and background checks in order to be a credential evaluator.
Many carry a variety of accreditations and certifications, but this varies per evaluator as there is no worldwide accreditation or certification for evaluators in existence.
GCS is a widely accepted credential evaluator. However, it is always best to check with the institution you are submitting the evaluation to.
It is your responsibility to ensure our evaluation will meet their requirements. If you aren't sure, contact us with a list of their requirements and we can review with you.
USCIS is an exception as we handle lots of evaluation that are submitted to them and know their requirements very well. We offer a USCIS Acceptance Guarantee.
All academic transcripts, diplomas, and records submitted have to be translated by a Certified Translator to ensure accuracy and impartiality of the translated documents.
While we do not do pre-assessment as we have to do the complete evaluation to find out the exact equivalent, you may indicate your desired equivalency (e.g., Bachelor’s in Business Administration, Master’s in Computer Science) when you submit your initial quote request. We will work with you to accommodate your anticipated academic equivalency. Our evaluators have many years of experience evaluating foreign credentials and we have many databases, reference libraries, and reliable sources for current and accurate information regarding specific foreign academic institutions and specific degree programs. If, after extensive research and consideration that we are unable to issue the equivalency you are seeking, a member of the evaluations team will contact you to discuss alternative options for the evaluation.