What are the EB-1 application materials?

The EB-1 visa is an immigration policy proposed by the United States for highly educated talents, and it is also the most demanding among all visas! After all, highly educated people will always only exist in a small minority. However, under increasingly stringent immigration conditions, it has still become a popular immigration choice. If you are planning to apply for this visa, do you know what materials it requires? Let’s find out together.

Hua Qiang, a Chinese lawyer familiar with the EB1 visa, said that there are several types of EB1 visas, one is for Category A outstanding talents; the second is Category B university experts and professors; Category C is for corporate executives. For law firms, they only accept applications from qualified applicants. 1. Material preparation

1. Application form

Form I-140, namely "Foreign Worker Immigration Application Form" 2. General category certification materials

( 1) Educational certificates:

Including graduation certificates, transcripts, degree certificates, etc. If the applicant was educated outside the United States, it is best to submit proof of a diploma evaluation.

(2) Proof of work experience

Mainly include: a letter or notarized certificate from the applicant’s original employer, or submission of his or her original salary tax slip or certificates issued by colleagues and workers. . A narrative certificate issued by the applicant or another person proving that the applicant has certain necessary professional knowledge or skills.

(3) Proof that the applicant has been employed

The proof includes an employment contract, which should state the applicant’s job title, responsibilities, remuneration, etc. If employment has already occurred, individual payroll tax forms, etc. should be submitted.

However, the “National Interest Waiver” category in EB-1a and EB-1b exempts the requirement of prior employment.

(4) Proof of the employer’s ability to pay wages

The employer needs to submit the company tax returns for the past two years, including profits, payroll taxes, etc., as well as the balance sheet, profit and loss statement, bank Statements, bank certificates, etc., to illustrate the employer’s financial status.

If you are a new company, you do not need to request two years of tax returns. Public benefit corporations that do not have tax returns are required to submit annual returns. The latest EB-1 visa situation

The currently popular EB-1 will be officially scheduled from October 2018. As soon as the news comes out, all immigrants born in mainland China and those who specialize in immigration from mainland China The victims are in mourning!

Because the two most popular categories of American immigrants - the "outstanding talent category" and the "corporate immigrant category" - have experienced real "scheduling". And there is more than two years of waiting at the beginning of the new fiscal year! That is, only applications submitted before June 1, 2016 can be converted into green cards next month.

After two consecutive years of "false scheduling" (that is, the schedule is nominally regressed by a few years, but the "scheduling" disappears at the beginning of the new fiscal year), the wolf is finally here! Now! Even if Chinese applicants have been approved by the Immigration Bureau, they still need to wait two years and four months to convert to a green card.