Why EB-3 I-140 Petitions Get RFEs and Denials
Most EB-3 I-140 problems trace to two showings: the employer's ability to pay and the worker's qualifying experience. Here is how each goes wrong.
Most EB-3 I-140 problems trace to two showings: the employer's ability to pay and the worker's qualifying experience. Here is how each goes wrong.
A bond denial is not the end. Four routes remain: a BIA appeal within 30 days, a new request on changed facts, an ICE release request and federal habeas corpus.
The P-1B is for groups, not solo acts. The group needs international recognition, and 75 percent of members need a year with it. What else USCIS checks.
The bond hearing is separate from the removal case. The judge asks two questions: is this person a danger, and will they show up? Here is how to answer both.
Strong EB-1A petitions are built from documents, not descriptions. What to collect under each of the ten criteria and how to show the standing behind each one.
The O-1 has no cap and no fixed path to residence, but it builds the record an EB-1A or NIW needs. Here is how the transition from O-1 to green card works.