Agent petition: what it is

Agent petition: what to do - tools

• Which forms do you needWhich forms you need: pick your visa and stage and we show the right USCIS forms.

Agent petition: read next

• Working with an agent
• Letters of intent for an agent petition
• O-1 for yourself: own company or agent
• The O-1 agent route in practice: community experience

Agent petition: documents and templates from the library

• USCIS Direct Filing Addresses for Form I-140 (Official Reference)Example petition4 pages anonymized access on request
• EB-2 NIW example petition cover pageExample petition19 pages anonymized access on request

Agent petition: from community discussions

• «It's not about what legal status a person currently has in the US; the question is if the grounds for EB1 are considered valid for O1 by USCIS, then everything is good. You can talk to the attorney who handled your O1; maybe for a small fee, they are willing to process EB1 for you. There are options without attorneys, but that's not a great suggestion. It's better to pay for quality work and sleep peacefully.»

  Alina · from public community chats

• «If you're a member of an organization and attach this - it'll count toward well-advanced. Or it won't count, if the officer has a question about this organization. It's like with articles: it can be 0, or it can be 100.»

  Anna · from public community chats

• «Look at the criteria, they're written in general terms regardless of profession: leading role, contribution, media and publications, association membership, judging, salary. Are you satisfying them? Then go ahead. Then the variety begins: athletes can realistically satisfy judging and membership, scientists - publications and contribution through citations, media personalities - publications about them in the press.»

  Irina · from public community chats

Personal opinions of community members from public discussions, not legal advice.

Agent petition: related terms

• Form I-129
• O-1A
• O-1B
• Advisory opinion