Overview of American Skilled Immigrants Scoring Scale

Applying for skilled immigrants in the United States also requires scoring, so do you know how many points you need to get to successfully immigrate? Let's take a look at the outline of the American skilled migration scoring standard table.

American scoring standard for skilled immigrants

The scoring standard of American skilled migration policy mainly consists of six parts: education, language, work, age, employment arrangement and adaptability.

In order to attract more talents, the US government has set a unified standard for the bonus system of the US skilled migration policy.

The academic score of skilled immigrants in the United States, the highest score is 25:

22 points for junior college, 20 points for undergraduate course, and 25 points for graduate students and doctors.

The academic score of skilled immigrants in the United States, the highest score is 25:

22 points for junior college, 20 points for undergraduate course, and 25 points for graduate students and doctors.

The language score of skilled immigrants in the United States, with the highest score of 24:

First language-English (highest score 16)

Proficient 16 (4 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing)

8 points for medium proficiency (2 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing)

Basic Proficiency 4 (1 minute)

Not a zero.

Second language-French (maximum 8 points)

Proficient in 8 points (2 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing)

8 points for medium proficiency (2 points for listening, speaking, reading and writing)

Basic proficiency 4 points (listening, speaking, reading and writing 65438+ 0-2 points each)

Not a zero.

Ability to use English and/or French, with a maximum score of 24.

American skilled immigrants' work experience score, with the highest score of 2 1:

The scoring standard of American skilled immigrants' work experience is relatively simple, which is basically calculated according to the working years. Of course, the occupation must meet the requirements of the United States for NOC.

1, one year relevant technical work experience 15 points.

2, two years of relevant technical work experience 17 points.

3. Three years relevant technical working experience, 19.

The scoring standard for American skilled immigrants has been introduced to applicants who immigrate to the United States, with a total score of 100 and a passing score of 67.

Application conditions of skilled immigrants

What is EB- 1A?

EB- 1A is the exclusive immigration route for talents from all walks of life, the preferred way to immigrate to the United States, and the fastest, most convenient, safest and most popular way to immigrate to the United States.

What kind of people can apply for EB- 1A?

The Immigration Bureau accepts two kinds of certificates: one is final: talents who have won one-time major international achievements, awards or major inventions. For example: Nobel Prize winner, Olympic gold, silver and bronze winner, Oscar winner, NBA All-Star Game winner, etc. Just this international award, these talents will be welcomed by the US government. Send the award certificate here and the green card will be delivered to your door there. If there is no such conclusive evidence, the Immigration Bureau will use the two-step theory to make a comprehensive analysis (10 meets 3 items) to judge whether you are really a top figure.

Step 1 (1, 2, 3)

The application conditions of 10 meet at least three requirements. Of course, this 10 item is not an exhaustive list. Other similar evidence to prove the applicant's outstanding ability can also be submitted mutatis mutandis. For example, an architect may not have published a paper, but once his design drawings are publicly tendered, it can be said that they are publications in a sense. For software engineering, the application of his programming in software products is similar to the publication of works. For example, patent research and application are equivalent to original contributions, for example, being a journal reviewer is equivalent to being a judge, and so on. Because my brain capacity is limited, I will list the above first.

Step 2 (Quality Inspection)

The above three standards do not seem to "meet", in fact, there are specific requirements behind each one. For example, just having a general membership of a professional association does not mean that it meets the requirements of Article 2 on membership. It usually depends on history, articles of association, number of members, qualification selection criteria, selection procedures and industry reputation to judge whether this is a weighty member.

For example, the requirement of publishing articles in professional newspapers and periodicals depends first on which periodicals are published, the status of periodicals in the industry, whether the articles are cited, whether the articles themselves contribute, and so on.

In this 10 standard, the latter is aimed at talents in literary and artistic performances.

For science and engineering applicants, the most common old three are: articles, peer reviews and important original contributions. In addition, there are media reports.

Just icing on the cake, describing some facts that can't be reflected by objective evidence through letters of recommendation makes this person's position in the industry more "full" and recognized by his peers. It is also very important for the big coffee in the industry to speak highly of it.