Tag: EB1

Information pertaining to the EB1 Extraordinary Green Card.

Tired of the H-1B Lottery? You Have Better Options!

The H-1B visa is competitive, capped, and subject to a lottery—leaving thousands of skilled professionals without a path forward. But did you know that the EB-1 and O-1 visas offer higher approval odds, greater flexibility, and fewer restrictions?

✔ No annual cap or lottery – No more waiting and uncertainty
✔ No income restrictions – Unlike the H-1B, there’s no minimum wage requirement
✔ Self-petitioning option – The EB-1A doesn’t require an employer sponsor
✔ If you qualify for an H-1B, you may be eligible for an O-1 or EB-1

Don’t limit your future to the H-1B’s restrictions. Explore better visa options here…

USCIS Clarifies EB-1 Requirements

This new guidance offers an opportunity to showcase your achievements in a way that aligns more closely with USCIS’s clarified expectations. By preparing your application with these updates in mind, you’re setting the stage for a compelling case that highlights your extraordinary ability and potential contributions to the U.S.
Team Awards Now Recognized
Past Memberships Count
Published Material Requirement Simplified
“Exhibition” Limited to Artistic Fields

How to Renew your Green Card in 2024

Yes, standard green cards are valid for 10 years. You must renew before it expires to maintain permanent residency. If you have a conditional green card (valid for 2 years), you cannot renew it, but you need to apply to remove the conditions on your residence.

Can I Vote in the USA?

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to offer their customers the opportunity to register to vote. Don’t, unless you are now a citizen. To register and then vote in federal or state elections can end in deportation.

Just Received Jury Duty Summons in The Mail?

Key takeaway: While you may get a summons, non-citizens are not required to serve on juries. If you receive one and aren’t a citizen, follow the instructions to inform the court (usually by completing a questionnaire about your immigration status).