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As previously mentioned, the USCIS has issued a preliminary memorandum concerning changes it is considering making to the EB 1-1 and EB 1-2 Visa category. The impetus for the memorandum is the Ninth Circuit’s Kazaran decision, which criticized the USCIS for creating novel interpretations of the EB 1-1 and EB 1-2 criteria. The preliminary memorandum … Continue reading “Clearer Standards Coming To EB 1-1 Visa and EB 1-2 Visa?” Immigrant Professor and Researcher Ei-ichi Negishi has won the 2010 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Professor Negishi is an immigrant from Japan who has been in the United States since the 1960s. Professor Negishi obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Penn., and has been a professor at Syracuse University and Purdue University for nearly five … Continue reading “Immigrant Professor Wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry” Last week, the USCIS issued a proposed memorandum for revising its criteria for adjudicating the EB 1-1 and EB 1-2 Visas. The USCIS is seeking shareholders to comment on its memorandum before it either makes it official or withdrawals it. The EB 1-1 and EB 1-2 Visas are used to attract the best and brightest … Continue reading “USCIS Seeks Input on Proposed EB 1-1 Visa and EB 1-2 Visa Criteria” Recently, the Columbus Dispatch ran a story about a former Soviet Gymnast who had won Olympic Gold in the 1980s, but was denied an EB 1-1 extraordinary abilities visa. The story is an all to common problem that many EB 1-1 visa applicants face. The EB 1-1 visa is available to applicants who are currently … Continue reading “A Cautionary Tale of the Extraordinary EB-1 Visa” |
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