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Employment-Based 2 (E-B2) "Our mission is to help individuals and their families through the U.S. immigration process, delivering excellence and the highest possible degree of client satisfaction along the way."
| Employment-Based 2 (E-B2) |
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| Written by Gardhy M. Saint-Vil | |
| Wednesday, 24 January 2007 | |
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DESCRIPTION: This category is for aliens of "exceptional ability" in the sciences, arts, or business, and advance-degree professionals. An advanced degreed is classified as a master's degree or higher. Note that the standard here is "exceptional" rather than "extraordinary." An alien of "exceptional ability" is defined as alien possessing a degree and expertise above that normally found in his or her field. Evidence of "exceptional ability" includes: an official academic record demonstrating that the alien possesses the degree; letters from employers indicating that the alien has at least 10 years of experience in the job sought; licensure or certification in the profession (if the profession requires it); membership in professional associations; and documentation of recognition for achievements and significant contributions to the field. With respect to the advance-degree aliens, the job offer must also require the advance degree. In addition, this category requires a labor certification and a job offer, with the exception of an alien qualifying for a National Interest Waiver. There are approximately 40,000 visas issued annually plus visas not used by the EB1s. SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS:
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