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Complete EB-1A Self-Petition Package with Table of Contents (557 p.)

Updated: Author: Alina Kanametova

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Entire 557-page EB-1A permanent residency petition: G-1145, I-140, I-907, cover letter and every exhibit in order - the full anatomy of a self-filed packet.

EB-1A O-1 EB-2 NIW Petition File

About this document

A 557-page EB-1A self-petition package with a table of contents, Form I-140, premium processing, passport copies, a petition letter, a future-work statement, and 169 exhibits. It argues extraordinary ability in Software Development and says the applicant satisfies six EB-1A criteria plus comparable evidence, top-of-field status, and benefit to the United States. The packet also includes a detailed evidence section on awards, memberships, judging, critical roles, major contributions, salary, and published articles.

Key points

  • Includes Form G-1145, Form I-140 with a $700 fee, and Form I-907 with a $2500 fee.
  • Adds photocopies of the current passport and an expired passport with a B1/B2 visa.
  • The petition seeks EB-1A classification for the applicant under INA 203(b)(1)(A).
  • It states no U.S. job offer and no labor certification are required for this category.
  • Claims six EB-1A criteria are met: awards, memberships, judging, critical roles, contributions, and high salary.
  • Adds comparable evidence from 49 technical articles, 9 of which were curated for wider online distribution.
  • Argues the applicant is in the small percentage at the very top of Software Development and has sustained international acclaim.
  • States the work will substantially benefit the United States and says a separate statement explains plans to continue work in the United States.

What is inside

  1. Table of Contents
  2. Passport photocopies
  3. Petition under Extraordinary Ability
  4. Summary of achievements
  5. Initial evidence
  6. Award and membership sections
  7. Exhibits 1-169

When it helps

Supports the core EB-1A filing package, especially the I-140 petition narrative and initial evidence organization. It also serves as a roadmap to the exhibits used to document each claimed criterion.

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