Full EB-1A Self-Petition Package with Cover Letter and Exhibits
Updated: Author: Alina Kanametova
133-page EB-1A permanent residence petition of a PhD researcher: table of contents, forms, cover letter and exhibits - a second complete self-petition model.
About this document
An EB-1A self-petition package with a filing checklist, Form I-140/I-907, travel-status copies, a detailed support letter, a statement of future U.S. work, and exhibits 1-25. The cover letter argues extraordinary ability in Artificial Intelligence in Medicine under INA 203(b)(1)(A) and says no job offer or labor certification is required. It says the applicant relies on four EB-1A criteria, plus evidence of top-of-field standing and sustained acclaim.
Key points
- Table of contents lists G-1145, I-140, I-907, passport and visa copies, support letter, statement, exhibits 1-25.
- The filing section names EB-1A under INA 203(b)(1) and says the petition is self-filed on the applicant's own behalf.
- The letter states four EB-1A criteria: original contributions, scholarly authorship, judging others' work, and critical role for distinguished organizations.
- It cites 25 peer-reviewed articles, 12 first-author papers, more than 485 citations as of June 2021, and 154 citations in the last 6 months.
- It describes a first comprehensive study of Posterior Cortical Atrophy in 102 patients, published in Brain in 2019 and cited 37 times.
- It says the applicant created TADPOLE, involving 33 international teams, 92 prediction algorithms, and 79 citations across three articles.
- It says the applicant created DIVE, was runner-up for the Francois Erbsmann prize at IPMI, and co-authored major Multiple Sclerosis and Frontotemporal dementia studies.
What is inside
- Table of contents
- Initial evidence letter
- 1 Summary of achievements
- 2 Proof of extraordinary ability
- 2.1 Original contributions
- 2.1.3 DIVE model
When it helps
It serves as the main EB-1A petition cover and evidence summary showing how the applicant tries to meet the regulatory criteria and final merits analysis. It also frames the self-petition and the claim that no job offer or labor certification is needed.
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