Document Evaluation - United States

Document Evaluation specializes in professional credential evaluation services designed to help international students, professionals, and immigration applicants present their foreign education and work experience in terms recognized in the United States. Our team provides accurate and well-structured degree equivalency reports, credential evaluations, and expert opinion letters that meet the documentation requirements of USCIS, U.S. universities, and employers across the country.
We offer a wide range of evaluation services including Course-by-Course Credential Evaluations, Academic Evaluations, and Work Experience Evaluations. A course-by-course report provides a detailed analysis of subjects studied, credit hours, grades, and the U.S. academic equivalent of foreign coursework. These reports are commonly required by universities, licensing boards, and employers who need a clear understanding of an applicant’s academic background based on U.S. education standards.
Our Academic Evaluation services determine the overall equivalency of international degrees compared to U.S. degrees. These reports are frequently used for immigration petitions, employment verification, and professional licensing purposes. Each evaluation is carefully prepared by experienced evaluators who review transcripts, diplomas, and academic records to ensure accuracy and credibility.

Document Evaluation also provides Work Experience Evaluations, which allow qualified professionals to convert their professional experience into academic equivalency under the commonly used 3-to-1 experience rule. This service is especially helpful for H-1B visa applicants and skilled professionals who may not hold a traditional U.S. four-year degree but possess significant industry experience.
In addition, we prepare Expert Opinion Letters for USCIS, which help demonstrate specialty occupation qualifications for immigration petitions. These letters are written by qualified experts who analyze an applicant’s education and professional experience and explain how it meets U.S. immigration standards.