EB-1A

As an engineer or scientist pursuing the “extraordinary ability” green card, one of the most crucial – and often challenging – aspects is demonstrating your original contributions to your field. At Alagiri Immigration Law, we’ve guided countless professionals through this journey, and we’re here to shed light on this critical component of your EB-1A application. […]

Are you a highly skilled engineer or scientist dreaming of building your career in the United States? The path to a green card can seem daunting, but you’re not alone. At Alagiri Immigration Law, we’ve guided hundreds of professionals like you through this journey over the past 15 years. Today, we’re diving deep into two

Are you a highly skilled engineer or scientist wondering if you qualify for the prestigious EB-1A green card? At Alagiri Immigration Law, we understand the complexities and uncertainties surrounding this elite immigration category. With over 15 years of experience helping engineers navigate the EB-1A process, we’re here to demystify the “extraordinary ability” standard and help

Redefining “Extraordinary”: How Business Leaders Are Unlocking America’s Golden Ticket In the heart of Silicon Valley, where innovation meets immigration, a quiet revolution is unfolding. The EB-1A visa, once thought to be the exclusive domain of Nobel laureates and Olympic athletes, is emerging as the golden ticket for the elite. But what does “extraordinary ability”

Mastering the High Salary Criteria for Your EB-1A Visa: A Guide for STEM Professionals The EB-1A green card is a sought-after path to permanent residence for those with “extraordinary ability” in their field. One tricky part is understanding the high salary criteria. But don’t worry! This guide will help you understand this requirement and strengthen

10 Little-Known Facts About the EB-1A Green Card That Might Surprise You Embarking on the journey towards obtaining the EB-1A green card, often referred to as the “Einstein Visa,” signifies a quest for extraordinary achievement and a desire for permanent residency in the United States. While this pathway is often associated with luminaries and Nobel