An EB-1 visa is an employment-based first-preference visa. It’s available to those with extraordinary ability, as well as outstanding professors or researchers and certain executives or managers of multinational companies.
There are many benefits to the EB-1 visa. Here are some of the biggest advantages:
It allows foreign nationals with extraordinary abilities to become lawful permanent residents and to eventually pursue citizenship if they meet U.S. citizenship requirements.
Family members of qualifying immigrants, such as spouses, can apply for admission to the United States.
No labor certification is required.
To qualify for an EB-1A visa, you must demonstrate extraordinary ability. You can do that by showing evidence that you have any three of the 10 following accomplishments:
You received nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards for excellence.
You are a member of associations in your field that are open only to those with extraordinary achievements.
There is published material about you in major media or professional or trade publications or you are the author of published work in professional or trade publications or scholarly articles.
You were asked to judge work completed by others, either as an individual judge or a member of a panel.
You made major significant contributions, including business-related contributions of significance to your field or scholarly, artistic or athletic contributions.
Filing of a non-provisional US Patent application may satisfy this requirement.
The O-1 non-immigrant visa is a short-term work visa for foreign nationals doing specialized work in the United States.
Going from an O-1 visa to a green card is usually a 2-step process. The first step is to get an immigrant petition approved through USCIS. Once this underlying petition is approved with USCIS, you can move to step 2. You generally have 2 options for how to proceed once the underlying petition is approved with USCIS: 1.) Do an adjustment of status; or 2.) Apply for an immigrant visa.
The O-1 non-immigrant visa is for the individual who possesses extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics, or who has a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry and has been recognized nationally or internationally for those achievements.
Establishing Eligibility
Evidence of the beneficiary's original scientific, scholarly, or business-related contributions of major significance in the field.
Examples:
Published materials about the significance of the beneficiary’s original work.
Testimonials, letters, and declarations of facts about the beneficiary’s original work.
Documentation that the beneficiary’s original work was cited at a level indicative of major significance in the field.
Patents or licenses deriving from the beneficiary’s work or evidence of commercial use of the beneficiary’s work.
For details, please see the blog section.
Improving the outcome in an immigration deportation defense case depends on a variety of factors, ranging from the strength of the individual's legal case to the evidence presented and the skill of the attorney.
Filing a provisional U.S. patent application can be admitted as evidence of good moral character in certain contexts, depending on the specifics of the deportation defense case.
Dr. Boris G Tankhilevich, Esq.
Immigration Attorney/Patent Attorney
Adjunct Professor of Computer Science
Ph. D. in Theoretical Physics
Attorney Boris G. Tankhilevich obtained US patents for one hundred inventors, and for eighteen companies.
Forward Citations = 4,701 (Granted Patents)
https://idiyas.com/attorney/boris-g-tankhilevich
AI Arts is a substantial part of this patent practice.
Large Language Models (LLM)
Deep Neural Network (DNN) inferences.
Tensor Streaming Processor (TSP) architecture.
Lattice Image Data Structure Optimizations for Tensor and Graphical Processors.
Stream Processing Accelerators
Graph Partitioning and Implementation of LLM on Tensor Streaming Processors (TSP).
Efficient Models and Architectures for Deep Learning
Compilers for Tensor Streaming Processor (TSP) architecture.
Near-compute memory.
Error Correction Codes.
Spintronics, laser arts, superconductor circuits, semiconductors including LDMOS devices, flash memories, FIFO memories, satellite navigation, radio and video communications including wireless communications, modems, TDMA and CDMA protocols, MPEG protocol, Internet related arts, electronic circuits, hardware architecture, software patents, business method patents.