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Self-sponsored visa categories allow highly skilled individuals to apply for the U.S. without needing an employer.
 These categories are ideal for professionals with extraordinary achievements, exceptional talent, or advanced qualifications that benefit the United States.

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Self-Sponsored Visa Assistance

  1. Evidence preparation
  2. Professional achievement documentation
  3. Petition structure & strategy

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  1. Extraordinary ability applications
  2. National interest cases
  3. Self-petition residency pathways

Frequently Asked Question

Get clear answers to the most common queries related to U.S. visas, immigration, documentation, timelines, and eligibility.

The EB-1A is a self-sponsored U.S. green card category for individuals with extraordinary ability in fields such as science, arts, education, business, or athletics. It requires proof of sustained national or international acclaim

No. The EB-1A visa does not require a U.S. employer, job offer, or labor certification. Applicants can self-petition, giving them more independence and flexibility.

Applicants must provide strong documentation such as major awards, publications, media coverage, citations, patents, exhibitions, high salaries, or letters from experts acknowledging extraordinary achievements.

EB-1A cases generally have faster processing compared to other employment-based visas. Premium processing (15 days) is also available, although total timeline varies by case and USCIS workload.

Yes. Our experts assist with preparing powerful petitions, organizing evidence, drafting persuasive reference letters, and building a strategic narrative to maximize approval chances.