What does the EB1 category mean and what does assessment mean?

Exceptional talent immigrants belong to the "first preference" Eb1 category of employment-based immigrants stipulated in the U.S. immigration law. EB1 immigrant applicants do not need to provide a U.S. employer, invest in the United States, or apply for a labor certificate. There are no restrictions on English proficiency, academic qualifications, or age. They can obtain U.S. green cards for the whole family, and their children can have priority in attending prestigious U.S. schools and save high tuition fees. . A large number of successful cases prove that "talents" are not unattainable. You can apply within three days if you meet the ten requirements of the US immigration law. No international awards are needed, and those who meet the requirements can get a green card in the shortest possible time.

Excellence application conditions

If the applicant has won a recognized international award, such as the Nobel Prize, such an award can be approved as an "elite".

If the applicant has not won a recognized international award, he or she must meet at least three of the following lists:

1. Award: Awarded for outstanding achievements in the field National or internationally recognized awards or medals, as well as awards in this industry or the aviation industry;

2. Membership: Member of a nationally or internationally recognized professional society, association, group or organization;

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3. Media reports: reported by newspapers, radio, television or other news media due to achievements and contributions in this field;

4. Judges and referee qualifications: as individuals or committees Members enjoy the qualifications of referees or appraisers in the field;

5. Outstanding contributions: patents, innovations or breakthroughs; in their fields, they have made important academic research or artistic originality, Breakthrough contributions;

6. Publishing: The applicant publishes relevant professional articles in newspapers and magazines, publishes or plans to publish professional books, etc.;

7. Art display: at the national level Or hold work exhibitions or other display activities at art exhibitions or other venues with high reputation or great influence;

8. Important positions: serving as important leaders in work institutions, important professional organizations, and groups or other important positions;

9. High salary: In the relevant field, the applicant’s salary, remuneration or treatment is much higher than that of other peers;

10. Artistic and commercial success : Art festivals, concerts, calligraphy and painting exhibitions, such as: box office revenue of films, sales of audio tapes, video tapes, CDs, auctions or sales of calligraphy and painting, etc.

Note: If the above standards do not apply to the client’s occupation, the applicant may submit similar evidence to demonstrate the client’s achievements.