YouTube Description: USCIS Announces New EB-1 Rules (October 2024) | Latest Immigration Update
In this video, we cover the latest updates from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regarding the EB-1 immigrant visa for individuals with extraordinary ability. As of October 2, 2024, USCIS has issued new policy guidance that clarifies the types of evidence required to prove EB-1A eligibility.
Key updates include:
• Team awards can now be counted as part of the criteria for nationally or internationally recognized awards.
• Clarified guidelines on how past memberships in professional organizations are evaluated.
• Published material no longer needs to demonstrate the value of the beneficiary’s contributions to qualify.
• Only artistic exhibitions will be considered under the “exhibition” category, unless comparable evidence is provided for non-artistic fields.
This policy update aims to make the EB-1A visa process clearer and more transparent for petitioners. It is effective immediately, and supersedes previous guidelines on the topic.
If you’re applying for an EB-1 visa or considering it, this video is a must-watch! For expert legal advice, contact the Shah Peerally Law Group today at 510-742-5887 or WhatsApp us at +1 279-218-7093.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Key Changes in the EB-1A Rules
2:00 - What This Means for EB-1A Applicants
3:20 - How to Contact Shah Peerally Law Group
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