Sheila Danzig
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Executive director of TheDegreePeople.com and a leading expert in foreign degree evaluations. Recognized for her innovative approach to difficult cases, helping thousands of clients successfully obtain visa approvals even facing RFEs.
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When a Request for Evidence Changes the Direction of an Immigration Case
For many people navigating the United States immigration system, a Request for Evidence can arrive unexpectedly. The notice often brings worry, even when the application has been prepared carefully. In reality, an RFE is a pause in the review process, not a rejection. It signals that an officer needs more clarity before moving forward.
By Sheila Danziga day ago in Writers
In the Fight to Attract More International Students, Some Community and Technical Colleges Are Finding Support in an Unlikely Place. AI-Generated.
Across the United States, community and technical colleges have been facing one of their toughest challenges in years — a drop in enrollment following the global pandemic. Yet, as international borders reopen and interest in U.S. education grows, many schools are seeing signs of recovery.
By Sheila Danzig3 months ago in Writers
Federal Requirements for Foreign Credential Evaluation Services. AI-Generated.
When selecting a foreign credential evaluation agency, it is important to look beyond marketing claims or membership logos. Notably, these agencies have no official accreditation. This means a credential evaluation service cannot be “accredited” in the way that schools or programs are, so consumers should be wary of any such claims.
By Sheila Danzig3 months ago in Writers
USCIS RFE Response Success: Expert Strategies to Turn Challenges into Approvals. AI-Generated.
Receiving a Request for Evidence (RFE) from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) creates immediate anxiety for applicants and their families. However, this communication represents an opportunity rather than a defeat. An RFE indicates that USCIS requires additional information before reaching a final decision on your petition, providing you with a chance to strengthen your case and address any concerns directly.
By Sheila Danzig3 months ago in Writers
