Can you self-sponsor a U.S. green card?
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The EB-1A is a green card for individuals who demonstrate extraordinary ability in their field, such as the sciences, arts, business, education, or athletics.
No. The EB-1A is one of the few green card types that does not require a U.S. employer to sponsor you.
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The O-1 visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field. It allows you to work temporarily in the U.S. based on past achievements, awards, media, and expert endorsements.
O-1A is for those in sciences, business, education, or athletics. O-1B is for those in the arts, film, or television. You must meet 3 out of 8 criteria (or 2 out of 6 for O-1B).
Yes. The O-1 visa is "dual intent," meaning you can apply for a green card (often EB-1A or EB-2 NIW) while in O-1 status.
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