O1-Entertainers Visa
If you are thinking about applying for an O visa, this client-friendly guide reviews the essential laws and regulations relating to this type visa. In this guide, I’ve tried to outline the requirements that need to be satisfied in order to qualify for this visa. You will see how I will set about making sure your case will meet all of the qualifying requirements. This guide will also enable you to work better with me in the preparation of your case. Immigration visas cost several thousand dollars in attorney fees to prepare so you owe it to yourself to learn what you can about your visa.
The law that specifically relates to O visas can be found in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) Section 101(a)(15)(O). This visa was introduced in 1990 to cater for non-immigrants who could be classed as persons of extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business and athletics, and for those with extraordinary achievement in the motion picture or television industry.
- O1-Entertainers Visa
- Extraordinary vs. Exceptional Talent
- Non-Immigrant vs. Immigrant Visas
- Dual O-1 Visa And Green Card Applications
- The Ideal O-1 Candidate
- Demonstrating Your O-1 Credentials
- Checklist For Aliens of Extraordinary Ability in Arts
- Checklist For Aliens of Extraordinary Ability in Motion Picture and Television
- Checklist For Aliens of Extraordinary Ability in Science, Business, Education and Athletics
- You Need A Sponsor
- How Long Can The O-1 Last For?
- Can the O-1 Be Upgraded To Green Card Status?
- Dual Intent
- Rights of Spouse and Children of O-1 Visa Holders
- Conclusion