EB-1A approval for an IT business analyst
Updated: Prepared by Alina Kanametova
Key answer
EB-1A for a analyst (data / business): with a lawyer; premium processing; no RFE; criteria: leading role, high remuneration, media about you, judging, awards, authorship; shared in 2024.
| Visa | EB-1A |
|---|---|
| Profession | Analyst (data / business) |
| Filed | not stated |
| Premium processing | yes |
| RFE | no |
| Duration | not stated |
| Lawyer / self | with a lawyer |
| Cost | not stated |
| Year | 2024 |
Timeline
| Step | When |
|---|---|
| Petition filed | November 2024 |
| Approval | December 2024 |
The story
The story below is in the original Russian - the language of the community chats.
A community member's own account
Короче, у меня: The Nebraska Service Center has approved the following I-140 Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker that had been filed under the Premium Processing Service: E11.
SOC - Code: 15-2051 [продукт]
А по-русски: ИТ Бизнес-аналитик в банковской и FinTech сферах
Кейс:
- Критическая и/или лидирующая роль в 4 компаниях (РФ и Узбекистан)
- Повышенная ЗП (сравнивал стоимость контракта со средней ЗП по Узбекистану для моей роли)
- 5 СМИ обо мне (2 major и 3 Proffessional)
- 2 научных статьи
- 2 судейства
- 1 награда
- 15 рекписем
- 2 экспертных заключения по моему кейсу
**Notis:** Что из того зачли, а что нет не известно, т.к. не было RFE.
Тайминг:
19.12.2023 – заключил договор с адвокатской фирмой
19.01.2024 – начали собирать документы для кейса с командой паралигалов
02.07.2024 – я закончил сбор доказательств
02.09.2024 – адвокатская фирма закончила с независимой экспертной оценкой
12.11.2024 – была готова петиция
14.11.2024 – кейс приняли в USCIS
19.11.2024 – кейс начали рассматривать
02.12.2024 – апрув
Criteria
Claimed criteria
The case in brief
- Was there an RFE?
- No, the EB-1A petition was approved without a request for evidence.
- How long did it take?
- By the timeline - about 1 months from the first to the last step.
- Self-filed or with a lawyer?
- The EB-1A petition was filed with a lawyer.
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A community member's experience, anonymized; not legal advice. Reference only: officers may decide similar cases differently, and requirements and timelines change - verify on uscis.gov.