The O-1 visa is a category of non-immigrant visa in the United States, intended for individuals with extraordinary abilities or outstanding accomplishments in their fields of expertise. This visa is designed for highly talented professionals in fields such as science, education, business, sports, arts, or entertainment.
There are two main subcategories: O-1A and O-1B:
The O-1A visa is a category intended for individuals with extraordinary abilities in fields such as science, education, business, or athletics. To qualify, one must demonstrate significant national or international recognition in the field of expertise, have a substantial work history, and be sponsored by a U.S. employer. With an initial duration of up to three years and the possibility of extensions, this visa provides a valuable opportunity for highly talented professionals to contribute in their respective fields in the United States, accompanied by spouses and children.
The O-1B visa is designed for individuals with extraordinary abilities in the arts or outstanding achievements in the entertainment industry. Like the O-1A, it requires significant national or international recognition, a substantial work history, and sponsorship from a U.S. employer. With an initial duration of up to three years, with the possibility of extensions, this visa provides a platform for talented artists and entertainment professionals to contribute to the American art scene. Spouses and children can accompany them, although without a work permit. Both O-1A and O-1B visas require a rigorous petition process, documenting extraordinary accomplishments and impact in the field of endeavor.
Here is a summary of the O-1A and O-1B visa requirements:
Demonstrate extraordinary skills in their field of expertise.
Prove significant national or international recognition in the sciences, education, business, or athletics.
Prove a substantial history of work in the field of expertise.
Demonstrate extraordinary abilities in the arts or outstanding achievements in the entertainment industry.
Prove significant national or international recognition in the arts or entertainment.
Prove a substantial history of work in the arts or entertainment industry.
No, beneficiaries approved through Form I-129 receive an O-1 visa for the required time (not to exceed 3 years). O-2 visa applicants, however, need to apply for a post-approval visa.
If the petition is denied, beneficiaries will not be able to extend their stay in the United States.
Beneficiaries may bring their children and/or spouse in the O-3 category.
Yes, USCIS retains the authority to revoke an O-1 visa
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