Adjudicates the Form I-140 immigrant petition and Form I-485 Adjustment of Status (if filed inside the U.S.). Decides whether you have demonstrated EB-1A, EB-1B or EB-1C eligibility.
Handles consular processing if you are outside the U.S. The National Visa Center processes the case after I-140 approval; embassies conduct the immigrant visa interview.
The Administrative Appeals Office reviews appeals if USCIS denies a petition. AAO precedent decisions guide future EB-1 adjudications.
Provides regulated U.S. immigration advice and files the petition with USCIS. Tech Nomads is not a U.S. law firm — the engaged attorney handles the regulated work.
For individuals with extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business or athletics — founders, senior tech, researchers, scientists, executives.
For academics, scientists and researchers with international recognition in a specific academic field.
For executives or managers transferring to the U.S. through a qualifying multinational company structure.
International recognition as outstanding in a specific academic field, with qualifying teaching or research experience. Usually filed by the U.S. employer.
Executive or managerial role for a qualifying foreign employer, transferring to a related U.S. company in an executive or managerial role.
If you are already in the U.S. on a valid status (e.g. O-1, H-1B), you may be eligible to file Form I-485 to adjust to permanent resident status without leaving the country.
If you are outside the U.S., the process continues through the U.S. National Visa Center and a consular interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
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