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Internauka: does a paper here count for EB-1A and O-1?

Multidisciplinary International Scientific Journal "Internauka"

Key answer

Multidisciplinary International Scientific Journal "Internauka": tier 1, category "Russia". 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.

RussiaTier 1internauka.org

From the journal's site and the registers

What the organisation itself states on its site internauka.org. Paraphrased, checked Oct 2, 2026.

Publisher
Publisher: Internauka LLC, Moscow; it also organises remote conferences.
ISSN
The site prints ISSN 2687-0142.
Indexing
The site says issues are placed on eLIBRARY.RU under a 2015 contract.
Editorial board
22 people, mostly from Russian universities, plus Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and a US-based consultant; some are practising doctors and practitioner-lecturers.
Publication fee
The site calculator for Internauka: 175 roubles per page, a printed journal 525 roubles, an e-certificate 155 roubles.
  • The site menu has sections "Publication in VAK journals", "Publication in RINTs journals" and "EGPNI publications".

Source: the journal's site internauka.org (pages /, /calc, /redakcionnaya-kollegiya), checked Oct 2, 2026; the version on the site applies.

What officers look at: 8 CFR 204.5(h)(3)(vi) - scholarly article, peer review, readers, indexing

A paper in Multidisciplinary International Scientific Journal "Internauka" goes to the authorship criterion if it is yours and substantive and the journal has reach and indexing: the reputation of Multidisciplinary International Scientific Journal "Internauka" carries no weight without your contribution.

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

Similar (Russia)

Documents and templates from the library

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