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American Impact Review: does a paper here count for EB-1A and O-1?

The journal's publisher, Global Talent Foundation Inc., is affiliated with this site.

Key answer

Journal American Impact Review: tier 1, category "USA". It fits the authorship criterion if your article is peer-reviewed, substantive and in your field; the tier is a reference assessment, not a USCIS decision.

Scholarly journal

A reference card from our catalog.

Facts from open sources

Founded
2026 [Wikidata P571]
Publisher
Global Talent Foundation [Wikidata P123]
ISSN
3071-124X [own site]
ISSN-L
3071-124X [OpenAlex]
Works in OpenAlex
76 [OpenAlex]
Indexing (as the site states)
DOI, Crossref [own site]

Collected automatically from the sources shown, checked 2026-09-09; not a USCIS assessment.

A paper in American Impact Review goes to the authorship criterion if it is yours and substantive and the journal has reach and indexing: the reputation of American Impact Review carries no weight without your contribution.

The "Authorship" criterion: what USCIS requires and how to meet itOpen the full catalog

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FAQ

What do community chats say about "American Impact Review"?
Public chats mentioned "American Impact Review" 11 times (2026): 1 positive, 1 negative, 8 neutral (a count as of 2026-09-10, not a rating; quotes below).
What is known about "American Impact Review" from open sources?
Founded: 2026 (Wikidata P571); Publisher: Global Talent Foundation (Wikidata P123); ISSN: 3071-124X (own site); ISSN-L: 3071-124X (OpenAlex); Works in OpenAlex: 76 (OpenAlex); Indexing (as the site states): DOI, Crossref (own site); checked 2026-09-09, source links on the page.

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Mentions of American Impact Review in community chats

11 mentions in 2026· 1 1neutral 8, questions 1

A count of mentions in public chats as of 2026-09-10, not a rating: one message is one mention, and the tone is classified automatically.

Personal opinions of community members from public discussions, selected automatically and unverified; not legal advice. The organisation may reply through the contact page.

Reference information, not legal advice and not a USCIS decision: the final assessment is the officer's.

Why "Scholarly authorship" gets refused

Accepted in 44% of challenged petitions (86 of 196); not an approval rate.

The articles are not shown to be scholarly in nature. Columns, blog posts and round-ups do not satisfy this criterion.

All refusal grounds and the sample