November 22, 2024
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Aimed at distinguished businesspeople, educators, scientists, and athletes, the O-1A Visa—through the consular process—is intended for people outside the United States who have received major awards, such as a Nobel Prize, or who meet at least three of the ten eligibility criteria established to demonstrate extraordinary ability.
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Submission: Once reviewed and finalized, your application is prepared for submission to USCIS, ensuring everything is properly organized, consistent, and ready for review by the officer.
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Consular processing applies when the applicant is outside the U.S. and must attend an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate. Change of status is filed from within the U.S. when the applicant already holds a valid visa and wishes to change to O-1A status without leaving the country.
You need a USCIS-approved Form I-129, a valid passport, Form DS-160, the consular fee receipt, and documentation that demonstrates your extraordinary ability, such as awards, publications, recognitions, and a signed employment contract with the U.S. petitioner.
A U.S. sponsor or agent is required to file the petition. However, if you own a legally established U.S. business, your business can act as your sponsor, provided there is a legitimate employer-employee relationship.
You must meet at least three of the ten USCIS criteria, which include:
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