Extraordinary Ability and
Employment-Based Immigration
For Talented Professionals, Entrepreneurs, and Visionaries Ready to Succeed in the U.S.
The U.S. offers remarkable opportunities for those with exceptional talent, skills, or business leadership. Whether you are an artist, researcher, entrepreneur, executive, or professional at the top of your field, we help you secure the right visa or green card to advance your career or business in the United States. Let us open doors to new possibilities.
EB-1A Green Card for Individuals with Extraordinary Ability
The EB-1A immigrant visa is a green card option for people who have reached the top of their field in science, arts, education, business, or athletics. You don’t need a job offer or employer sponsorship.
To be eligible for the EB-1A green card, you must:
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Show sustained national or international acclaim
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Provide strong evidence of your achievements (major awards, media coverage, critical roles, etc.)
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Plan to continue working in your area of expertise in the U.S.
If you're wondering how to apply for an EB-1A green card, we’ll walk you through every step - helping you prepare a solid petition and handle USCIS requirements with confidence.
EB-1B Green Card for Outstanding Professors and Researchers
The EB-1B green card is for professors and researchers with international recognition in their academic field. You must have a job offer from a U.S. university or qualifying research institution.
EB-1B eligibility requirements include:
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A minimum of 3 years of research or teaching experience
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International recognition through publications, citations, awards, or expert letters
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A permanent (or tenure-track) position offer in the U.S.
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We help scholars and scientists file an EB-1B petition that highlights your work and meets USCIS evidentiary standards.
O-1 Visa for Individuals with Extraordinary Ability
The O-1 visa is a nonimmigrant visa for people with extraordinary ability in sciences, education, business, arts, athletics, or film and TV. It’s perfect for artists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and high-level professionals.
To qualify for an O-1 visa, you must:
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Prove national or international recognition in your field
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Submit evidence like press coverage, awards, notable achievements, or expert testimonials
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Be entering the U.S. to work in your area of expertise
If you're searching for how to get an O-1 visa or need help with a strong petition, our team will guide you through the entire application and interview process.
National Interest Waiver (NIW) Green Card
The EB-2 NIW green card allows highly skilled professionals to self-petition without a U.S. employer or labor certification if their work benefits the U.S. national interest.
To qualify for an EB-2 National Interest Waiver, you must:
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Hold an advanced degree or show exceptional ability
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Demonstrate your work has national importance and significant merit
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Prove that waiving the job offer requirement benefits the U.S.
We help professionals, physicians, scientists, and entrepreneurs apply for an NIW green card with a well-crafted legal strategy that aligns with USCIS criteria.
PERM Labor Certification Process (Employment-Based Green Cards)
The PERM labor certification is the first step for most employment-based green card applications. It proves there are no qualified U.S. workers for the job being offered to a foreign worker.
PERM process requirements include:
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A clear job description and employer recruitment efforts
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Prevailing wage determination from the Department of Labor
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Filing ETA Form 9089 with detailed documentation
We help U.S. employers and foreign workers navigate the PERM process correctly - avoiding delays or denials due to strict DOL rules.
Employment-Based Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing
After your employment-based petition (EB-1, EB-2, EB-3) is approved, you can apply for yours, your spouse and children green card either inside the U.S. or through a U.S. consulate abroad.
Adjustment of Status (Form I-485):
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For applicants already in the U.S. on valid visas
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Stay in the U.S. while your green card is processed
Consular Processing (Form DS-260):
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For applicants applying from outside the U.S.
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Attend your green card interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate
We help clients choose the best route, complete all forms, and prepare thoroughly for green card interviews - whether through Adjustment of Status or Consular Processing.