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You probably mean "extraordinary abilities". http://www.messersmithlaw.com/green-card/eb1-extraordinary-ability.html http://www.messersmithlaw.com/green-card/eb
by huherto 17y ago
You probably mean "extraordinary abilities". http://www.messersmithlaw.com/green-card/eb1-extraordinary-ability.html http://www.messersmithlaw.com/green-card/eb1-extraordinary-a... It does look like you have to be a world class athlete, artist or scientist to use this visa.
Good luck with this! It shouldn't be this hard for motivated people like you to be able to work in the US.
- ez77 17y ago"In order to qualify for the EB1-EA, the applicant must have won a Nobel Prize [...]" I remember when, during my years in the US, I looked up my options to apply for some merit-based residence permit. When I found this I literally laughed out loud. I thought, "OK guys, if I were a Nobel Prize laureate you would be looking me up, not the other way around."