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Looks like you missed the window where Peter was answering questions, and I'm not a lawyer (so please talk to one!), but: I think you could look into doing an
by lfittl 10y ago
Looks like you missed the window where Peter was answering questions, and I'm not a lawyer (so please talk to one!), but:
I think you could look into doing an EB1 green-card in the extraordinary ability category - the requirements are similar to the O-1 (just reviewed a bit more thoroughly), and it'd give your wife a work permit if you file the paperwork together. In theory that process can be done in ~3 months (for the EAD card, which would allow her to work) when you file the I-140 with premium processing.
See also https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/permanent-workers/employment-based-immigration-first-preference-eb-1 https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/permanent-worker...
- marymkearney 10y agoAgree, if your O-1 evidence is strong, pursuing an EB-1A is the fastest way to get your spouse work-authorized.