EB-1 Visa
CASE STUDIES
- EB-1A Case Study,
- EB-1A Extraordinary Ability Petition
- EB-1A Case Study
- EB-1A Extraordinary Ability
- EB-1A Case Study
- EB-1A Extraordinary Ability
Processing Time For The EB-1 Visa
EB-1 Visa Requirements
EB-1A
This category is designed for individuals who have extraordinary ability or reached the top of
their profession in science, business, athletics, education or arts.
Eligibility Requirements:
The applicant must hold a national or international award, or fulfill at least 3 out of 10
USCIS criteria:
- Must hold evidence of sustained national or international acclaim or awards.
- Achievements must be mentioned in the media articles, trade publications, interviews, etc.
- Must have participated as a judge or in the panel, reviewing others’ work in the same field.
- Their work must be published in professional journals.
- Must have exhibited their work in artistic exhibitions.
- Must have made an important contribution in the field of athletics, science, art, or business.
- Leading with a high salary as compared to others in their field.
- Box office or commercial success proof in the field of performing arts.
- Employment in a vital or crucial role in a reputed organization.
- Must be a member in associations that require extraordinary achievements, judged by national or international experts.
EB-1B
Eligibility Requirements:
- At least three years of full-time teaching or research experience.
- Permanent job offer from a U.S. university for a teaching or research position.
- Major awards or prize evidence for extraordinary achievement.
- Published material in media articles or professional journals highlighting the applicant’s achievements.
- Member in associations that require extraordinary accomplishments, judged by experts.
- Remarkable scientific or scholarly contribution in the academic field.
- Proof of participation as a judge or panel member, reviewing work of others in the same field.
- Authorship of scholarly books or articles in journals with international circulation in the academic field.
EB-1C
Eligibility Requirements:
- Must have employment outside the U.S. for at least one year in the past three years by a qualifying foreign entity.
- A qualifying job offer in a similar managerial or executive role from a U.S. employer related to the foreign entity.
Advantages of the EB-1A Visa
No Employer Sponsorship or Labor Certification Required
One of the key benefits of the EB-1A visa is that it does not require a U.S. employer or a
labor certification. Eligible individuals may self-petition, giving them greater flexibility and
control over their immigration process.
Faster Route to Permanent Residence
Advantages of the EB-1B Visa
Faster Processing Compared to Other Employment-Based Visas
The EB-1B visa allows spouses and unmarried children under 21 to apply as derivative
beneficiaries. Family members may live in the United States and are eligible for work and
travel authorization, helping ensure a smooth transition for the entire family.
Advantages of the EB-1C Visa
No PERM Labor Certification Required
How Can An EB-1 Attorney Support You?
Choosing the Right EB-1 Category
EB-1 petitions are closely reviewed by USCIS. Your attorney analyzes your professional
achievements, recognition, and career history to confirm that your profile meets the required
legal standards and to identify areas that can be strengthened.
Developing a Strong Evidence Strategy
Success in an EB-1 case depends heavily on documentation. An attorney helps determine
which evidence will be most persuasive such as awards, publications, expert letters, or proof
of leadership and advises on how to present it clearly and effectively.
Preparing and Filing the EB-1 Petition
Form I-140 is the core of the EB-1 application. Your attorney prepares a detailed and well-
structured petition that clearly explains how your qualifications meet USCIS criteria,
ensuring accuracy and consistency throughout the filing.
Advising on Premium Processing
The Premium Processing can significantly reduce review times. An EB-1 attorney helps you
decide whether this option is appropriate for your case and manages the filing process
accordingly.
Handling USCIS Requests
If USCIS requests additional information, your attorney prepares a timely and thorough
response. Addressing these requests correctly is critical to keeping your case on track and
avoiding unnecessary delays.
Guiding You Through the Green Card Stage