On refiling an EB-1A application

Here’s a post by immigration lawyer Amber Davis on refiling an EB-1A application:

Got denied for an EB-1A?

Consider a refile.

In my practice, I get refiled cases (many which are not originally my cases) approved all the time. It’s not an abnormal practice to refile, especially if your profile for EB-1A has evolved to better fit three of the criteria.

That’s not to say that refiles always work. Sometimes, you need to present the facts in a different light or make a new case based on additional evidence.

If you think you have a strong shot, I’d say go for it but just make sure your profile has really changed since your last filing (something you can discuss with a qualified immigration lawyer).

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Interested in EB-1A, EB-2 NIW or O-1? Feel free to reach out to Amber at amber.davis@waypointimmigration.org or via LinkedIn messages.

Interested in profile-building for EB-2 NIW and maximizing your chances of approval? Check out Amber’s course, NIW Ready, which helps those of you who want to build a strong NIW profile in 2-3 months. You’ll also be considered for Amber’s refundable case package, which guarantees a refund of only attorney fees if your case does not get approved. At the end of the course, assuming you do the work, you’ll be ready to file.