Meet the evidence threshold
At least three of the ten regulatory criteria, or a one-time major, internationally recognised award.
United States · EB-1A
An immigrant petition for people with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics. No employer, no job offer, no labour certification.
General information, not legal advice. Your legal partner confirms how each point applies to you.
At least three of the ten regulatory criteria, or a one-time major, internationally recognised award.
The officer weighs the whole record to decide whether you are among the small percentage at the very top of your field.
Show that you intend to continue your work in the area of extraordinary ability in the United States.
Strong petitions argue three or four of these well, rather than all of them thinly.
Indicative timings for a typical file. Yours depends on how much evidence already exists.
We score the record against all ten criteria and choose the ones an officer can verify from the outside.
Citations, press, judging, pay benchmarks — each with a note saying which criterion it answers.
Independent expert letters and a narrative that carries the final merits review.
A US-licensed attorney reviews, signs and files the petition.
At least three of the ten regulatory criteria, or evidence of a one-time, internationally recognised major award. Meeting the threshold is only step one: the officer then weighs the whole record to decide whether you are among the small percentage at the very top of your field.
Yes. The petition does not require you to be in the US. If you are abroad when it is approved, the green card is usually processed through a US consulate in your home country.
Yes, for an additional government fee. It speeds up the decision on the petition itself, not the later green card stage.
No. You do need to show that you intend to keep working in your area of extraordinary ability in the United States, which is usually shown with a statement and supporting documents.
the other routes
One assessment, scored against the US, UK and Australian routes. You get a written answer, not a sales call.