O-1B Part 1: Why Do People Get This O-1B Criterion Wrong?
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O-1B Part 1: Why Do People Get This O-1B Criterion Wrong?
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About this listen
For those of you considering viable options to the H-1B cap we will be doing a deep-dive into the O-1B and O-1A criteria over the next couple of weeks.
One of the criterion for the O-1B that causes the most confusion is evidence that the foreign national “has performed, and will perform, services as a lead or starring participant in productions or events which have a distinguished reputation as evidenced by critical reviews, advertisements, publicity releases, publications contracts, or endorsements.”
What’s so difficult about this criterion? Why do so many people get it wrong?
Takeaways
- Read the regulations and requirements in their entirety to avoid confusion and mistakes.
- Ensure that both past and future performances are listed as lead or starring roles.
- Establish that productions or events have a distinguished reputation.
- Understand the difference between lead and starring roles.
- Provide documentary evidence that satisfies the entirety of the criterion.
Contact Lin Walker to answer your business immigration questions...
lwalker@meyner.com
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