Hi,

I don't have any experience in this matter but it sounds like just by looking at your job title the USCIS isn't convinced that the position fulfills the requirement that 'the job offered to you must be a specialty occupation which normally requires a baccalaureate degree, in the industry, to discharge duties'. So, it's a matter of convincing them that the job you are going to be doing is something that is being done/has been done by people holding at least a bachelors degree in your field of studies. Now, it's hard to guess exactly how muck convincing(proof) the officer looking at your case is going to require. Obviously, ideally you would want to submit the educational qualification of all 13 people but if that's not possible I think you will be okay if you submit the qualifications of as many people as you can. Has that company sponsored any H-1 visas in the past? If it has, I think including that information will make your case really strong.

Just out of curiosity, what is your job title? That could help other people give you better suggestions. Good luck!

Any further suggestion....!!! 

Nowadays USCIS is enforcing strict rules for H1B since lot of people are unemployed here.
REF are common even for simple genuine application and simple transfer.So please try to collect as much evidence as you can and reply to them that what you can do.Ask your lawyer and employer to support your application in the way they can.Hope that helps.I see lot of very good and high profile cases going for REF I think they are changing strategy to enforce strict rules.

Thanks Gohtalo....I did submitted everything they were looking for but I am failed to provide more then 3 degrees because of Privacy issues from my employer...But it says on letter my employer provide that the people who worked or currently working has Degrees on their letter pad..So I hope it will work but still I am little worried what will be the result..

Hi

I am a Medtech too .I am also planning to file H1B.

one of my friend has got H1B n she is also a medtech.But they havenot asked any documents as such.

Hope everything goes fine with you.

This is the first time i came to know about RFE which was asking info of others. Usually RFE should be regarding you and because of privacy no employer will give others employee info. If my employer shares my info such as my degree, transcript, W2 etc with other...I will immediately leave the company. 

there should be some misunderstanding with RFE.