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The O-1 and EB-1 visas are designed for individuals at the top of their fields. Both visas recognize and reward elite talent, offering opportunities to excel in the U.S.
- The O-1 visa grants work status to those with extraordinary ability in all industries, including music, arts, business, science, athletics, or those with extraordinary achievement in film, television and more.
- The EB-1 visa provides a pathway to permanent residency for individuals of extraordinary ability, outstanding professionals, engineers, professors, researchers, multinational executives as well as all those in the arts.
At RelisLaw, we specialize in guiding extraordinary individuals through the O-1 and EB-1 visa processes with expertise and dedication. More than just a law firm, we are your trusted partners, helping you secure a successful future in the U.S. by recognizing and supporting your extraordinary talents.
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How to Get a O-1 or EB-1 Visa?
- 1. Who is eligible?: Confirm with a professional if the applicant meets the “extraordinary ability” requirements through achievements, awards, and recognition in their field.
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- 2. Document Gathering: Gather supporting documentation such as awards, press coverage, expert letters, and contracts that demonstrate the applicant’s prestige and career trajectory.
- 3. Find a Sponsor: You need a U.S. employer or agent to support your application securing a stable job offer
- 4. File Form I-129: RelisLaw submits the petition to USCIS with all evidence formalizing your visa request
- 5. USCIS Approval: Upon approval you receive Form I-797 confirming your legal work status in the U.S.
- 6. Take the Stage in USA: Enter the U.S., and/or start working in the U.S., accessing career opportunities and growth!
- 1. Who is eligible?: Confirm if you have extraordinary ability in your field (e.g., science, arts, business, etc).
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- 2. Document Gathering: Collect supporting documents, including awards, publications, and recommendation letters to prove your exceptional talent.
- 3. Filing Form I-140: Submit Form I-140 with collected evidence. This self-petition doesn’t need employer sponsorship.
- 4. Visa Availability: Check the Visa Bulletin to see if a visa number is available for your country immediately to apply for your Green Card
- 5. Adjustment of Status: File Form I-485 for U.S. residents, an interview may or may not be required. Most EB-1A applicants with strong documentation and no issues should be able to skip the interview.
- 6. Green Card & Unleashing Your Talent: Receive your Green Card and begin your new professional journey in the U.S., enjoying the freedom to live and work permanently.
- 1. Who is eligible?: Confirm you meet the criteria as an outstanding professor or researcher with international recognition.
*Limited Spots Available
- 2. Document Gathering: Collect evidence like publications, awards, citations, and employer support letters.
- 3. Employer Sponsorship: Secure a permanent job offer from a U.S. university or research institution.
- 4. Filing Form I-140: Your employer files Form I-140 with supporting documents to USCIS. USCIS reviews the petition and may request more evidence
- 5. Visa Availability: Check the Visa Bulletin to see if a visa number is available for your country.
- 6. Green Card & Advancing Knowledge – Once approved, receive your Green Card and continue your research or teaching career in the U.S., contributing to global knowledge.
How does USCIS use AI to review O-1 and EB-1 petitions in 2026?
USCIS has integrated AI tools to cross-reference your evidence against global databases. If you claim a “major award” or “media coverage,” the AI checks the prestige and circulation of that source instantly.
I am an AI researcher with no "major awards." Can I still qualify for an O-1A?
Yes. In 2026, USCIS has significantly modernized its criteria for STEM and AI fields. You no longer need a Nobel Prize
Can social media influencers, YouTubers, or streamers qualify for an O-1B in 2026?
Yes. USCIS now distinguishes between “self-produced content” and “professional digital media.” To qualify, an influencer cannot just show a high follower count. You must prove your “distinction” through Legacy Media coverage, Brand Partnerships, Awards.
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