EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa

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The EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa is a U.S. employment-based green card category for individuals with extraordinary ability, outstanding professors or researchers, and certain multinational executives or managers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. immigrant visa category
employment-based first preference category
employment-based immigrant visa
adjustmentOfStatusForm Form I-485
administeredBy U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
allowsPremiumProcessing yes
alsoKnownAs EB-1 green card
EB-1 visa
applicantLocation can be filed from inside or outside the United States
benefit U.S. lawful permanent resident status
green card
categoryCode EB1
consularProcessing available
country United States
derivativeCategoryForChildren E-15
derivativeCategoryForSpouse E-14
employmentBasedCategory EB-1
evidenceStandardForEB1A extraordinary ability demonstrated by sustained national or international acclaim
evidenceStandardForEB1B international recognition as outstanding in a specific academic field
evidenceStandardForEB1C qualifying managerial or executive employment with a multinational company
familyBenefits allows derivative status for spouse and unmarried children under 21
immigrantVisaType employment-based
intendedFor highly accomplished professionals
laborCertificationRequired no
legalBasis Immigration and Nationality Act
pathToCitizenship yes, through permanent residence
petitionForm Form I-140 Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker
preferenceCategory first preference
priorityDateAdvantage yes
purpose immigrant classification for priority workers
permanent residence in the United States
relativePreferenceToOtherEB higher than EB-2 and EB-3
requiresJobOffer varies by subcategory
requiresJobOfferForEB1A no
requiresJobOfferForEB1B yes
requiresJobOfferForEB1C yes
selfPetitionAllowedForEB1A yes
selfPetitionAllowedForEB1B no
selfPetitionAllowedForEB1C no
subCategory EB-1A extraordinary ability
EB-1B outstanding professors and researchers
EB-1C multinational managers and executives
targetGroup individuals with extraordinary ability
multinational executives
multinational managers
outstanding professors
outstanding researchers
visaNumberCategory employment-based first preference

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Immigration Act of 1990 createdVisaCategory EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa alsoKnownAs EB-1 visa
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa alsoKnownAs EB-1 green card
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa employmentBasedCategory EB-1
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa subCategory EB-1A extraordinary ability
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa categoryCode EB1
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-3 skilled workers, professionals, and other workers immigrant visa partOf U.S. employment-based immigration system
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa
EB-3 skilled workers, professionals, and other workers immigrant visa distinguishedFrom EB-1 immigrant visa category
linked to: EB-1 priority workers immigrant visa