Important!
Applicants who fall into this category can apply for permanent resident status in the United States, excluding the time-consuming certification process that usually accompanies the procedure for obtaining a Green Card through employment by second-tier applicants.
Green Card. Purpose:
Foreign nationals with exceptional aptitude in science, art, or business, or with an advanced degree, whose activities will bring tangible benefits to the American national interest.
Green Card. Advantages
you are not required to have a Labor Certificate;
You can apply for a Green Card at the American Immigration Center (USCIS) on your behalf (self-application).
Green Card. Requirements and Documents
Requirements.
1. People with Exceptional Abilities:
To qualify for the category of people of exceptional ability, you must provide formal evidence of at least three of the following points:
An official record of your degree, diploma, certificate or any award from a college, university, school or other educational institution related to the field in which you have shown exceptional ability;
Experience in this field for at least 10 years;
Your labor license;
Salary or other remuneration documents that demonstrate your exceptional ability, for which you are paid very well;
Membership in professional associations;
Documents proving the importance of your capabilities to the U.S. industry. If the above standards are not met, USCIS may also accept other comparable certification. 2. Specialists with a scientific degree.
To qualify for the Advanced Degree category, you must have a Master’s degree or a college degree and at least five years of experience in your field.
Important!
You must have a unique knowledge or ability that sets you apart from other professionals in your field, and you will use your skills in activities that will greatly benefit the Nation of the United States.
Factors that can be considered beneficial to the national interest of the United States:
improving the American economy;
increases in wages and working conditions for American workers;
improving education and training programs for American children and qualified workers;
improving health care;
providing housing in the United States;
improving the environment;
a request from an interested US government agency.
Documents for registration.
The first step is to submit a written request to USCIS. Your application must include the following documents:
Estimated Time of Arrival – Form 750-B, Labor Book: Approval of Qualifications;
USCIS Form I-140 – Worker Immigrant Visa Application;
The last copy of your resume;
Copies of all post-secondary education documents;
A copy of a valid passport;
Copies of USCIS Form I-94 – Initial Arrival Card;
Certificates of nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards for outstanding service in the field where you work;
Copies of licenses or certificates of employment in your specific profession;
Written recommendations from colleagues or other authorized bodies;
Copies of your articles, or articles about your research;
Copies of documents confirming participation in professional associations;
Company profile, annual reports, brochures and other promotional material describing the company where you work;
Proof that you will be hired in an area of national interest
Copies of written contracts between you and your employer (if any).
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