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Legal Permanent Residence through the EB-1 Visa

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In this blog, we'll explore the EB-1 visa, a fascinating option for those who wish to immigrate to the United States without needing an employer. This visa offers a pathway for individuals with extraordinary abilities, outstanding researchers and professors, as well as managers and executives of multinational corporations.

Welcome to our blog! In this space, we'll explore the EB-1 Visa, a fascinating option for those who wish to immigrate to the United States without needing an employer. This visa offers a pathway for individuals with extraordinary abilities, outstanding researchers and professors, as well as managers and executives of multinational companies.

Who can apply?

The EB-1 visa is designed for nonimmigrant applicants who demonstrate exceptional abilities. It is available to those with extraordinary abilities in areas such as business, athletics, science, education, and the arts (EB-1A), to outstanding researchers and professors (EB-1B), and to managers and executives of multinational corporations (EB-1C).

EB-1 Visa Subcategories:

EB-1A: For individuals with extraordinary abilities in business, athletics, science, education, and the arts.

EB-1B: Intended for outstanding researchers and professors.

EB-1C: Designed for managers and executives of multinational companies.

The EB-1 Visa application process consists of three main phases:

  1. Request for the corresponding form: This process takes approximately six months. However, EB-1A and EB-1B petitions can be expedited through premium processing. This service allows petitioners to pay an additional fee and submit an additional form to reduce processing time to as little as 15 days.
  2. Setting priority dates: Once USCIS receives the application, a priority date is established. The Department of State publishes monthly visa bulletins with final action dates for each visa type by country. The visa will be available when the final action date for your category matches your priority date.
  3. Status adjustment: This phase depends on whether the applicant is currently outside the U.S. or in the country with a nonimmigrant visa. If they already have a visa, they can adjust their status by filing the appropriate form and expect to wait six months for processing. If they do not have a visa, they will need to obtain one through consular processing.

Accompaniment:

Regardless of the employment-based visa option you choose, it's always advisable to seek the assistance of an experienced immigration attorney. An attorney can guide you through the process, ensuring that all requirements are met and increasing your chances of successfully obtaining an EB-1 visa.

In short, the EB-1 Visa offers an exciting opportunity for those with exceptional skills, outstanding researchers, distinguished professors, and multinational executives. Make your dream of living in the United States a reality with the EB-1 Visa and prioritize your path to a Green Card! If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us via WhatsApp. +1 (786) 619 5937!