What it means to be a top professional in your field for EB-1A

Sep 29

Here’s a post by immigration lawyer Amber Davis on what it means to be a top professional in your field for EB-1A:

For EB-1A, extraordinary ability does not mean showing that you’re at the top within the group of professionals who also have your job title.

For example, being a top junior software engineer does not mean you have risen to the top of your field.

You need to be one of the top professionals in your field, which means you will be compared not just to people with your job title, but everyone in your field.

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

Interested in building a strong EB-1A profile? Check out EB-1A Strong, a community and course for those of you who want to build a strong EB-1A profile!

We will also be hosting a demo call next week to answer questions about the community (to sign up, fill out the form on the EB-1A Strong website!).

Amber G. Davis http://www.waypointimmigration.org

What it means to be a top professional in your field for EB-1A

On a recent EB-1A approval

You can still profile-build for EB-1A without a strong anchor criterion