Credential Evaluation

Credential Evaluations for EB-2 NIW Petitions For many internationally educated professionals, a foreign degree is central to an EB-2 National Interest Waiver petition. But USCIS must be able to understand how that education compares with U.S. standards. The right evaluation…

In addition to the United States, International Education Evaluations (IEE) provides credential evaluation services for individuals wishing to work or study in Canada. If you need your diploma or degree understood by a Canadian school or employer, a Canadian educational…

If you are preparing an international diploma or transcript for use in another country, you may be told to get an apostille, a credential evaluation, or both. These services solve different problems. Choosing the wrong one could mean extra cost and a missed deadline. Review…

The wrong evaluation report can delay an otherwise strong U.S. graduate school application and choosing correctly starts with confirming the program’s exact requirements. Compare credential evaluation report options A credential evaluation for graduate school explains…

A foreign credential evaluation for transfer students explains international academic records in U.S. educational terms so a receiving college can review courses, grades, and possible credit equivalents. It supports transfer-credit consideration, but the college or…

A provisional credential evaluation can help when you need an evaluation report but cannot yet provide the institution-sent academic documents usually required for an official evaluation or need a faster turnaround time. It is based on scans or photocopies of the same…

A confusing overseas transcript can delay an otherwise strong U.S. college application. Preparing the evaluation early gives admissions teams the context they need to review it fairly. International high school transcript evaluation explains how a student’s overseas…

Year-Counting and Benchmarking: IEE’s Methodologies If educated outside of the United States, a credential evaluation may be necessary to reach goals in education, employment, licensure or immigration. While a report must often be submitted, the findings of and…

Hiring decisions become risky when an overseas degree cannot be understood. A polished resume from what appears to be a stellar, qualified candidate is not necessarily proof of a degree’s standing, authenticity, or U.S. comparability. A critical element of hiring…