dismissed EB-3 Case: Computer Science
Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the Beneficiary did not meet the minimum educational requirement specified in the labor certification, which was a U.S. bachelor's degree or its foreign equivalent. The Beneficiary's three-year degree was not deemed equivalent, and the Petitioner's argument that special 'Kellogg language' on the form allowed for a combination of education and experience to meet the degree requirement was rejected, especially since another section of the form explicitly stated that an alternate combination of education and experience was not acceptable.
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