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Quick question for anyone who maybe able to help me out. I have been here just over a month and recently gained employment and my employer has asked me to have my Australian qualifications translated over to US. I have been searching and really don't know where to start on where to go or who to use. If anyone could give me some suggestions it would be greatly appreciated! ? Thanks!

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15/09/2012 - Married ?
Spent the last 2.5 years travelling between countries & deciding on where we are going to live...USA IT IS!!! ??
28/09/2015 - I-130 submitted
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04/02/2016 - Approved! NOA 2 received via text
17/02/2016 - Petition sent to NVC
24/02/2016 - NVC received
08/03/2016 - Case number & IIN number received over the phone
09/03/2016 - Form DS-261 completed
09/03/2016 - AOS Fee paid
18/03/2016 - Received and paid IV Bill
22/03/2016 - Sent AOS & IV Documents
24/03/2016 - Scan date
08/04/2016 - Received RFE - apparently I didn't send I-864 form (as if I would forget that!) and police certificate (admittedly I sent the wrong one?)
18/04/2016 - Resent required documents (had to wait a week for new police certificate)
20/04/2016 - 2nd scan date for RFE documents
09/05/2016 - Case Completed ? (Now just waiting for interview date!!!)
26/05/2016 - Received Interview letter via email, interview scheduled for 26/07/2016 ??

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Can you explain better what that means? I am assuming it's job qualifications but is there a difference in languages? I wouldn't think any translation would be required between Australia and the United States. Are they looking for a resume or Letters of Employment from your previous employers? Sorry, your employer's request is not making sense to me.

 
 

 

 

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Australian education is often "certificate" based. Instead of baccalaureate degrees like Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, one earns "certificates". For example, Microsoft offers numerous certifications that are global in nature - like the MCSE (Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert). But Australia offers many certificates that might need "translation" to US-based educational systems.

University degrees are normally only three years in Australia. If you are deemed worthy, you are allowed to take a fourth year (called "Honors"). So evaluation of transcripts is often important - as US baccalaureate degrees assume 4 years.

OP, google this: translate australian certificate to us education equivalent

It seems that there are numerous places that might be able to do this for you.

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Can you explain better what that means? I am assuming it's job qualifications but is there a difference in languages? I wouldn't think any translation would be required between Australia and the United States. Are they looking for a resume or Letters of Employment from your previous employers? Sorry, your employer's request is not making sense to me.

My apologies, I realised after it probably wouldn't of made sense. But exactly what Sukie explained is what I meant ?

Australian education is often "certificate" based. Instead of baccalaureate degrees like Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, one earns "certificates". For example, Microsoft offers numerous certifications that are global in nature - like the MCSE (Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert). But Australia offers many certificates that might need "translation" to US-based educational systems.

University degrees are normally only three years in Australia. If you are deemed worthy, you are allowed to take a fourth year (called "Honors"). So evaluation of transcripts is often important - as US baccalaureate degrees assume 4 years.

OP, google this: translate australian certificate to us education equivalent

It seems that there are numerous places that might be able to do this for you.

Sukie in NY

Thank you for explaining this for me. And I will continue googling lol!?

Services such as the following

https://www.ece.org/

will assess australian qualifications and translate int US equivalence....for a fee of course

Congratulations on the job!!! So glad to hear you found one! It wil be such a good step forward!

Thank you muchly! Can't wait to start working, just waiting for them to check my Aussie references then I can start! I will definitely check out the link. Hope you guys are settling in well! ?

15/09/2012 - Married ?
Spent the last 2.5 years travelling between countries & deciding on where we are going to live...USA IT IS!!! ??
28/09/2015 - I-130 submitted
06/10/2015 - NOA 1 received
04/02/2016 - Approved! NOA 2 received via text
17/02/2016 - Petition sent to NVC
24/02/2016 - NVC received
08/03/2016 - Case number & IIN number received over the phone
09/03/2016 - Form DS-261 completed
09/03/2016 - AOS Fee paid
18/03/2016 - Received and paid IV Bill
22/03/2016 - Sent AOS & IV Documents
24/03/2016 - Scan date
08/04/2016 - Received RFE - apparently I didn't send I-864 form (as if I would forget that!) and police certificate (admittedly I sent the wrong one?)
18/04/2016 - Resent required documents (had to wait a week for new police certificate)
20/04/2016 - 2nd scan date for RFE documents
09/05/2016 - Case Completed ? (Now just waiting for interview date!!!)
26/05/2016 - Received Interview letter via email, interview scheduled for 26/07/2016 ??

'I CAN ALMOST SEE THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL'

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