16 decisions for “"Venezuela"”

that the Petitioner has worked as an aircraft maintenance technician for~-----------~ located in Venezuela, "from 01/18/2016 until the present ... under our supervision on a foll-time [sic]." Beyond…Petitioner, as a co-founder and general manager, has worked forl Ilocated in Venezuela, "on a full-time basis and uninterruptedly ... since the company was established on October

IUniversity is legally recognized as a license to practice accounting, either in Venezuela or-more importantly-in the 1 Commonwealth of Virginia, where the Petitioner resides and works…Angela M. Lyons, Public Practice ofAccounting in the United States of Venezuela, Preparedfor American Institute o f Accountants, https://egrove.olemiss.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2779&context=dl_hs (last visited Aug. 11, 2021) (stating

record contains evidence that the Petitioner attended a university in Venezuela and earned a degree in geophysical engineering in 2002. The Petitioner initially submitted a 2018 Morningside Evaluations…industry, working for major oil companies including! I I l al !company in Venezuela, and lot which a major client isl I The Petitioner provided numerous assertions concerning

Petitioner submits evidence of membership in Asociacion Unica de Futbolistas Profesionales de Venezuela in support of his assertion that he meets the requirements of membership in a professional…self-regulated to represent the rights and needs of professional soccer players in Venezuela. We first note that the record is unclear in regard to the Petitioner

AACRAO), reflects that engineering degrees earned at accredited institutions of higher education in Venezuela are the single source equivalent to a United States bachelor's degree if they…document-by-document" evaluation of the Petitioner's academic credentials from Venezuela is not sufficiently probative to demonstrate the Petitioner's "degree of food engineer" is the single

evidence that he received a Title of Mechanical Engineer degree from the Universit~ !(Venezuela) in July 2012, and that this degree is the equivalent ofa bachelor's degree…time during this period. Another letter was submitted by the Vice President o ~---------~Venezuela), a company with a similar name to that of the company the Petitioner established

professions holding an advanced degree based on his educational credentials obtained in Venezuela. Specifically, the record reflects that he earned a Licenciado en Ciencias y Artes Militares with

which he describes the Petitioner's duties at both Din Venezuela and as ~--------~ an assistant store manager withc=]in the United States. 4 The writer indicates that

baccalaureate experience, consisting of one year and seven months of employment at m Venezuela; three years and two months of employment at in Uruguay; and one year

high praise and bravery in a time of life-threatening ecological disaster in Venezuela in 2015," by volunteering to fly humanitarian missions to transport victims to safety

Although she generally states on her resume that she attended a university in Venezuela from 2009 to 2013 to obtain her technician title, the record does not contain

Director relied on the Petitioner's diploma from I Iin Venezuela, academic transcripts, and~a_n_a-ca_d_e_m_i_c_e_v-al-u-at-io-n-to_d_e_t-er_m_i_n_e_s-he_m_e~t this criterion. However, the record does not indicate that the diploma relates

writer's address, aid only I states his former job title as "(Ex) Venezuela Account Manager". Finally, the letter from I concerns employment that the Petitioner entered into

educational credentials includes a diploma issued to him by a university in Venezuela on July 11, 2008, as well as related transcripts showing that he completed six semesters

documentation which shows that he held commercial and airline transport pilot licenses in Venezuela and the United States. But this evidence shows that all of these licenses expired

work as art director for graphic design projects on behalf of the ' ' in Venezuela. She stated that this work included the "very well received" design of a bilingual