Am I Eligible for
EB1 Extraordinary Ability Petition as Self-Petitioner? |
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William, I just received my PhD in United States, but has no job offer at this time. Am I eligible for EB1 Extraordinary Ability petition as a self-petitioner? Answer, An EB1 Extraordinary Ability petition filed by yourself does not need to be supported by a job offer. Therefore, you can file the EB-1A petition as a self-petitioner. You should demonstrate that you intend to continue work in the area of your extraordinary ability, and that you should substantially benefit the United States in the future. Any person has extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, which has been demonstrated by sustained national or international acclaim, and whose achievements have been recognized in the field through extensive documentation, can file the EB1 Extraordinary Ability petition as a self-petitioner, with the following two criteria: 1) The person seeks to enter
the United States to continue work in the area of extraordinary ability.
2) The person's entry into the United States will substantially benefit the United States in the future. When seeking classification as a person of EB1 Extraordinary Ability, you need to file an Immigrant Petition for Alien Workers (Form I-140), with evidence demonstrating that you are eligible. |
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