Bachelors requirements for HIB jobs?

[tcrock]

Hello,
I want to obtain an H1B visa as an acupuncturist in the state of North Carolina. I have an NC license. Although I have a bachelors degree and two masters degrees from this country (one Masters in acupuncture and oriental medicine) I was informed that I might not qualify for H1B unless the NC Acupuncture Licensing board required a bachelors degree to grant an Acupuncture license. The school I graduated from is a masters program and requires a bachelors degree but apparently that doesn't matter. Some schools only require 60-90 hrs of Bachelors studies to apply. The NC board states states:

"US Trained Applicants. All U.S. trained applicants shall graduate from a three year postgraduate acupuncture college, accredited by or in candidacy status by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM) or its successor organization."

I have employers wanting to sponsor me but am uncertain what the truth of the matter is. How can I find out if my profession in this state qualifies for H1B?

Thanks!

[kabkaba]

The job that is being offered must require at least 4 year Bachelor's degree in order to qualify for H1B.

[tcrock]

Required by the employer, the licensing board or the school graduated from? Who sets the standard? This is what I am trying to determine.

I was wondering if there is a process by which professions are evaluated in the case that there are "grey areas" such as this?

[kabkaba]

Required by the employer. But the requirement will be evaluated by the Department of Labor. Consult an experienced immigration attorney.

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