62 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

proposed to positively influence foreign direct investment in the United States, particularly from Venezuela, and realize its potential to employ a significant number of U.S. workers. The infirmity…national interest of the United States by increasing foreign direct investment, particularly from Venezuela, and by employing a significant number of U.S. workers. It is not evident from

time of filing, the. petitioner worked for a consulting firm in Venezuela, and performed consulting work for Florida. The petitioner asserts that an exemption from the requirement…traffic congestion in {the second largest and most densely populated city in Venezuela} as well as toxic emissions from petroleum powered vehicles. fThe petitionerl is also under contract

showing that he earned a professional title of attorney degree from IUniversity! Iin Venezuela 1999. The Director determined that he therefore qualifies as a member of the professions…letters primarily describe the Petitioner's previous volunteer and pro bono activities in Venezuela and the United States. For example, G-G-M-, an executive atl lwrites that

Italian citizen, earned an economist and master of business management degrees in Venezuela, as well as diplomas in: advanced studies in science and techniques of government; business intelligence…underlying proceedings, the Petitioner on appeal contends that his government work in Venezuela included developing safeguards against election fraud. He contends that his proposed endeavor could develop similar

Petitioner submitted a diploma of a bachelor's degree from UniversityI Iin Venezuela, but he did not submit official academic transcripts according to the requirements of the regulation…submitted an academic evaluation stating that her bachelor's degree from University~~-~..........m Venezuela is foreign equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree in business administration

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

Venezuelan leading engineering firm focused in developing projects for the oil business in Venezuela & Middle East; and currently _ , a world leader in design, construction and installation of marine…undergraduate thesis that the petitioner completed in 1983 at the University of Venezuela. The record does not contain confirmation from the university that the petitioner's paper

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

Master's of Science de ree in Administrative Management from the in Venezuela. 2 The Director concluded that the Petitioner qualifies as a member of the professions holding…www.aacrao.org/edge/country/venezuela for information regarding the education system in Venezuela. 2 [p3] Upon de novo review, we disagree with the Director's findings that (1) the proposed endeavor

customs and international commerce and a bachelor of customs and international commerce from Venezuela. The Director does not mention either of these degrees in the decision and instead…show her work experience, the Petitioner submitted a letter from I Iin Venezuela. The letter states she "entered the on December 16, 1995," and as of the date

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

analytical framework. The Petitioner earned a bachelor's degree in electronics engineering in Venezuela in 2005. He worked in various capacities relating to maintenance of medical laboratory equipment…Venezuela and Colombia from 2006 to 2022, when he entered the United States as a B-2 nonimmigrant visitor. From 2016 to 2022, he was self-employed, providing

having worked as a professor, researcher, and coordinator of post-graduate studies in Venezuela. The Petitioner provided her academic diplomas to demonstrate qualification for the underlying…magister scientiarum and bachelor of industrial engineer degrees from Universidad I I in Venezuela. The Director determined that the '--------------------' Petitioner established her eligibility as a member

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

held the position of operations manager since January 2021 for a company in Venezuela, and two job offer letters. ThePetitionermustestablisheligibilityatthetimeoffiling. 8C.F.R.§ 103.2(b)(12);MatterofKatigbak…employment as an operations manager since January 2021 for a company in Venezuela and two job offer letters indicating a start date "upon approval of immigrant visa." Ifthe

copy of her licentiate degree in public accounting from I IUniversity in Venezuela, and a letter confirming her employment with her current employer in Venezuela from January

attempt at building modularized gas compression plants to boost crude oil production in Venezuela. Mr. added that the petitioner "was working in the Production MPR 2 Expansion Plant…training of Project Management Professionals in Business Units in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela . Worthy of [p9] (b)(6) Page 9 NON-PRECEDENT DECISION mentioning, under his leadership

major (USD 100 million +) revamp in a Cat Cracking Unit in Venezuela: [The petitioner] was appointed as a member of a multi­ disciplinary team in charge of this…refinery, and his commissioning and start­ up of a catalytic cracking unit in Venezuela, but does not provide examples of how the petitioner's work