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How easy/hard is it to get permanent residence with an O-1A? Can I use my successful O-1 case for an EB-1? Also, can I tell everyone that the US government officially thinks that I'm a special snowflake? 
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Nov 10, 2015 12:41
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Oh I already got my O-1 approved. And I do have an attorney who prepped my case. He kicks all sorts of rear end, and has never had a failed O-1 application. It was indeed a long and annoying process, but I did get it (at the ripe old age of 26 with just a Bachelors degree). We haven't discussed permanent residence with him, but it's part of the contract with my company. Cheers for the detailed reply  Edit: now if I only could transfer my UK credit rating to the US that would be just peachy. awesome-express fucked around with this message at 17:48 on Nov 10, 2015 |
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Nov 10, 2015 17:33
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lol internet. posted:The whole thing with him was less then 5mins, I'm not sure how they justify the $300 fee. I had to pay an extra $1 as well for paying debit. america.txt poo poo like that is seriously making me consider not using my O-1 and just staying in Britain.
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Jan 16, 2016 21:09
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So I had my self-sponsored EB-1 (I-140) approved with no RFEs or anything. My lawyer says this is a very rare scenario. I presume the next step is consular interviews and stuff like police reports. Will having a speeding ticket from when I was 18 (8 years ago) impact the embassy's decision in granting me permanent residency? I had my license suspended but got it back really fast by proving I was providing exceptional contributions to the community. This is in the UK btw. I'm a bit worried that a dumb mistake will make them go 'lol no' especially with Trump-dawg demanding more scrutiny.
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Nov 13, 2016 11:31
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My EB-1 got approved (with no RFEs!) and I have filed my DS-260 and submitted my civil docs to the NVC. Fedex shows that the NVC received the civil documents on Jan 25th. I presume the next stage, if everything checks out, is to get an email with a scheduled interview? If so, how long does it take for the NVC to review stuff? As it's been 4+ weeks now since they got everything without a single peep. Edit: I'm based in London if that helps with anything. Edit 2: Found this on my DS-260 confirmation page, I guess I should hear back from them in the next 2 weeks? It's already been 30 days, but do they mean working days? 
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Feb 27, 2017 19:20
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