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US EB-1

US EB-1

The EB1 (Employment-Based First Preference) visa is a U.S. green card category for extraordinary talent (EB1A), outstanding professors/researchers (EB1B), and multinational executives (EB1C). You must be met: Extraordinary Ability (EB-1A):Demonstrated exceptional skills in sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics with national/international recognition.No job offer needed. Outstanding Professor/Researcher (EB-1B):Proven excellence in a specific academic field.Requires a U.S. job offer. Multinational Executive/Manager (EB-1C):Exceptional performance as a manager or executive.Must be transferred by a U.S. employer.

US EB-1

Kūkākūkā pūnaewele

18 months

Pōʻaiapuni Hana

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STEP 1
Documentation Preparation
At least 3 from the following: International awards Membership in associations requiring outstanding achievements / Published material about you in professional media 评审工作/ Judging experience in your field /Original contributions of major significance
STEP 2
File Form I-140
Submit immigrant petition to USCIS
STEP 3
Adjustment of Status
If in U.S.: File Form I-485/If abroad: Go through consular processing
STEP 4
Interview & Approval
May be required to attend USCIS interview/Upon approval, receive permanent resident status

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1.Filing Fees (Paid to U.S. Government Agencies)
I-140 Petition Fee: Paid to USCIS (currently $700 as of 2023, but verify updates).
Premium Processing (Optional): $2,805 (for faster I-140 adjudication within 15 calendar days).
DS-260 Fee: Paid to the Department of State for consular processing ($345 for immigrant visa applications).
 
2.Legal Fees (If Using an Attorney)
Varies by firm (typically $5,000–$15,000+ for EB-1 petition preparation).
 
3.Translation & Document Certification
Costs for translating non-English documents (e.g., diplomas, awards) into English.
 
4.Credential Evaluation (If Required)
For foreign degrees to establish U.S. equivalency (e.g., via WES or other evaluation services).
 
5.Medical Examination Fees
Paid to a USCIS-approved civil surgeon (varies by country, $200–$500+).
 
6.Other Potential Costs
Mailing/Courier Fees: For sending documents.

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