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Who are the "Priority Workers"?
Under U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Act , Priority Workers are:
1. Workers of extraordinary ability. Workers of extraordinary ability are
defined as those who can show that they have extraordinary ability in the sciences,
arts, education, business, or athletics, which has been demonstrated by sustained national
or international acclaim and whose achievements have been recognized in the field through
extensive documentation.
2. Outstanding professors and researchers. They are internationally recognized
for their outstanding achievements.
3. Multinational executives and managers. They have been employed outside the
United States in a managerial or executive capacity for at least one of the three years
immediately preceding the filing of the petition, or one of the three years preceding
entry to the United States as a nonimmigrant if the foreign worker is presently in the
United States.
What advantages does a priority worker
have?
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Above introduction is only informational and educational, and it does not
constitute legal advice from this law office. For legal advice to your individual
case, please contact an immigration attorney or our office.
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