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Criteria minimum (out of 10)
The EB-1A is a green card pathway for individuals who have reached the top of their field and can demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim.
Permanent Residence · No Employer Required
The EB-1A is the highest-preference category for employment-based green cards.
It requires no employer, no job offer, and no labor certification.
It only requires a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement.
What qualifies as "extraordinary"
USCIS requires evidence of sustained national or international acclaim, demonstrated through at least 3 of the following 10 criteria, or a single major award of equivalent prestige.
Criteria minimum (out of 10)
Highest employment preference
Employer sponsor needed
Labor certification required
10 uscis criteria
The most common mistake is underestimating your own record. Our first job is to identify evidence you may not have considered, then build the legal argument around it.
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Prizes or awards for excellence recognized in your field.
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Associations that require outstanding achievements for admission.
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Coverage in professional or major media outlets about your work.
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Having evaluated the work of others in your discipline.
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Significant scientific, scholarly, or artistic contributions of major
significance.
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Authorship in professional or peer-reviewed journals.
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Evidence of work exhibited in distinguished venues or exhibitions.
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Key roles in organizations with a distinguished reputation.
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Salary significantly higher than peers in the same field.
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Major box office or sales achievements in the performing arts.
How RIL EB-1A Attorneys Approach Your Case
Flat fee:
Your exact fee is confirmed after your free evaluation.
Higher tiers allow you to add a refile or refund protection, including a free refile and partial or full refund protection if your case is denied. USCIS filing fees are separate.
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