Which immigration project should American EB 1 and EB2 choose?

EB 1 Immigrants with excellent talents belong to the category of "priority" professional immigrants as stipulated in American immigration law. It accounts for 28.6% of the annual global immigrant visa quota in the United States, or about 40,000 immigrant visas. "Outstanding talents" don't need an American employer, invest in the United States, apply for a work permit, and are not limited by education and age. They can directly apply for an unconditional permanent green card for the whole family without waiting for an application. "Outstanding talents" are not unattainable, and you can apply if you meet three of the ten requirements of American immigration law.

What is EB-2 NIW?

EB-2 NIW refers to skilled immigrants, who are excellent talents in the United States and are exempted from national interests without employers. What needs to be emphasized here is the interest gap: generally speaking, as far as EB2 is concerned, it is still necessary to have a work commitment and a work permit from an American employer, unless the applicant can prove that he is excellent (special) in order to meet the national interests of the United States, so that BCIS can exempt the applicant from the requirement of submitting a work permit, and can directly obtain an American immigration application without applying for a work permit.

What's the difference between EB- 1A and EB-2NIW?

I believe that for many "talented" friends who are going to immigrate to the United States, it is inevitable to struggle whether to choose EB- 1A or EB-2 NIW. What's the difference between them? Next, Jetta immigrants from the United States will answer your question:

1. The population is slightly different.

EB- 1A, the applicant refers to outstanding talents with special talents and high achievements in their professional fields, including art, science, education, business and sports. When examining and approving, the Immigration Bureau pays more attention to the influence and popularity of applicants.

NIW is a special case of the second priority (EB-2) of American immigration law. The applicant's work and contribution must have a beneficial impact on the whole country of the United States (Nationalin scope), not just a state, a city or a person.

For example, you have published articles in national journals, delivered speeches at national conferences, played an important role in national projects funded by the federal government, are the inventors of a patent, or your work unit has produced very important new products for the country.

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What the applicant ultimately needs to prove is that his/her work and contribution can bring great benefits to the whole United States, which exceeds the needs of the US government to protect the interests of American workers.

2. Different scheduling

EB- 1A is the first priority of professional immigrants in American immigration law, and there is no schedule.

NIW national interest exemption is the second priority special case of professional immigrants in American immigration law, which needs to be arranged.

3. Application conditions

EB- 1A has higher requirements for applicants.

NIW's requirements are relatively more flexible and uncertain.

4. Application progress

EB- 1A, you can apply for speeding up the processing.

NIW, we can't apply for expedited treatment.

5. Professional field

EB- 1A is suitable for a wider range of professional fields, such as science, culture, sports, art and performance.

NIW is more pragmatic in various scientific research and academic fields.

Therefore, many artists and athletes mostly apply for EB-1a.