BEST EB-1A Service

Short waiting list/Green Card for the whole family

Introduction

The United States EB1A outstanding talent immigration (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) belongs to the first priority category of occupational immigration in the United States, also known as outstanding talent immigration, according to the provisions of the United States immigration law, foreigners who meet the “outstanding talent” standard have contributed to the development of various industries in the United States, the applicant does not need to apply for a labor certificate. You can directly apply for immigration and get a permanent green card.

Advantages of EB-1A

Permanent green card, no worries
No investment, zero risk
Short schedule, expedited 15 days to be approved
Low cost, no investment risk
Plenty of places, the application is more likely to succee
Conditions are relaxed, talent can be outstanding
No immigration supervision, save complex process
One person applies, the whole family benefits

Faster Processing

Client Satisfaction

Cost Effective

Application Requirements

In order to demonstrate you have sustained national or international acclaim and that your achievements have been recognized in your field of expertise, you must either include evidence of a one-time achievement (major internationally-recognized award) or 3 of the 10 listed criteria below (or comparable evidence if any of the criteria do not readily apply):

NOTE: If the above standards do not readily apply to the beneficiary’s occupation, the petitioner may submit comparable evidence to establish the beneficiary’s eligibility.

Application Expenses

I-140 filing fee ($715)

I-140 expedited charges ($2805)

NVC visa fee ($345/person + $100 Handling Fee)

landing charges ($220/person)

Notarial fees (1000￥)

Physical examination fee (1000-1500￥)

express fee (1000￥)

translation fee (22000￥ to 32000￥)

EB1A New Regulation Analysis

U.S. Citizens and USCIS October 2, 2024 Adjustments Group Awards

New team awards

Team awards can now be used as evidence of meeting the criteria of "nationally or internationally recognized awards".

Standards for published materials

Language that must show the value of the applicant's work or contributions has been removed, as long as there is a story about the applicant.

Membership

New past memberships, policy clarification, past memberships can also be used to meet membership criteria, not just current members

Non-art Exhibitions

USCIS reiterates that the term "exhibition" applies only to the arts. However, for applicants in non-artistic fields, other forms of comparable evidence may still be considered.

Our Contact

Office

Baohong Center, Zhongchun Road,
Minhang District, Shanghai