H-1B education requirements demand that a candidate for this visa hold a US bachelor's degree or higher or its equivalent. Do you or does your employee or client have the skills and knowledge needed to excel at their specialty, H-1B qualified job, but no degree to show for it? This is more common than expected as highly skilled workers are often self-taught, or learned skills on the job rather than through traditional education. While this is not the norm, an ample chunk of H-1B beneficiaries learned in the classroom of the workplace rather than in a college or university. Employers hire these creatively educated workers and then CIS sends them RFEs when they file for the H-1B visa.
Sometimes an H-1B candidate will have SOME college or university education but no degree completed. Sometimes there will be no college education at all. CIS does have a solution for this, but you or your employee or client will need a very specific kind of work experience for this to work . . .Read More . . . .http://www.thedegreepeople.com/how-to-answer-and-h-1b-rfe-with-no-degree/
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