0-1 Visa
O-1 visa unlocks your career opportunities in the U.S. This visa allows the top tech talent and leaders from around the world to work in the U.S. for up to 3 years, with unlimited extensions in 1-year increments.
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Main benefits

O-1 Visa has plenty to offer:

PATH TO GREEN CARD
O-1 is among the visas that are considered dual intent, so your status will not be jeopardized or otherwise negatively affected by filing a petition for a green card. For many, this is the most valuable of the O-1 visa benefits
UNLIMITED VALIDITY PERIOD
Here is where the O-1 visa benefits really pay off. Most other visas have a limited duration of stay. In contrast, the O-1 offers an initial period of stay of three years but allows for unlimited one-year extensions
VERSATILITY OF SPONSOR
Most visas that require a sponsor maintain that the sponsor should be an employer. However, because O-1 visa applicants are often contracted rather than hired at will, the sponsor can either be an employer or a U.S. agent.
FAMILY MEMBERS AND ASSISTANTS
You can bring your family along. Additionally, you can bring along assistants that can be considered essential to your work in the U.S.
NO DEGREE OR LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
No need to hold a college degree, since academic qualifications will not be taken into account (unless you have a PhD, in that case - bring it on!). Additionally there is no English language requirement
COST
When viewed in the light of other nonimmigrant visas, the O-1 is relatively inexpensive
Our goal is to ensure that your case is successfully endorsed. Together with you we will work to improve your case and to ensure that you confidently meet at least the necessary minimum of 3 criteria
Criteria in details

Any award or scholarship you have received, ranging from winning high school physic competitions to getting a Nobel prize.

All publications by your writing or mentioning your name and work or projects.

Your original scientific, scholarly, or business-related contributions of major significance.

Prove of high salary commanded before or a job offer in U.S.

Your memberships in professional associations only if that membership requires outstanding achievements in your field, as judged by recognized national or international experts.

Participation on a panel, or individually, as a judge of the work of others in the same or in an allied field of specialization for which classification is sought.

Leading/critical role for distinguished organizations in the field.