EB-1A Extraordinary Ability Visas

For engineers and scientists applying for a green card through the EB-1A extraordinary ability visa, showing that you meet at least three of the ten eligibility criteria is a mandatory part of the process. One criterion that often stands out—especially for those in research or tech—is the requirement for published material about you in professional […]

For accomplished professionals looking to take their careers to the U.S., the EB-1A extraordinary ability visa can be a game-changer. But the process isn’t easy—it’s full of technical requirements, subjective evaluations, and a lot of uncertainty. One of the most common concerns we hear from clients is: “Do I really have to meet exactly three

Strong letters of recommendation can make all the difference in an EB-1A application. These letters help USCIS understand your value in your field and confirm you truly possess “extraordinary ability.” For engineers and scientists, the right recommendation letters from the right people can transform your application from ordinary to compelling. Getting these letters requires strategy,

The EB-1A visa offers a fast track to permanent residency for engineers and scientists with extraordinary ability, but many qualified applicants undermine their chances with common mistakes. From misunderstanding the criteria to presenting evidence ineffectively, these errors can lead to unnecessary delays, Requests for Evidence (RFEs), or outright denials. Even brilliant professionals with impressive achievements

Qualifying for an EB-1A extraordinary ability green card requires more than just demonstrating your past achievements. You also need to show that you intend to continue working in your field of expertise in the United States. But what exactly does this entail, and what evidence should you provide to satisfy this requirement? At the Alagiri

If you’re a highly skilled professional currently working in the United States on an H-1B or O-1 visa, you may be wondering if it’s possible to transition to a green card. The EB-1A extraordinary ability category offers a promising pathway to permanent residency for those who have risen to the very top of their field.