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Benefits of the USA EB-1 Visa
Permanent U.S. Residency
Get a Green Card for you and your family, granting the right to live and work in the U.S. indefinitely
Pathway to U.S. Citizenship
After 5 years as a Green Card holder, you can apply for American citizenship
Family Inclusion
Your spouse also receives a Green Card and can work freely; children under 21 can study in U.S. schools and universities
No Employer Required (EB-1A)
Extraordinary ability applicants can self-petition without needing a job offer
Fast Processing Options
Premium processing reduces petition review to just 15 days
High Approval Rates
EB-1B and EB-1C petitions historically have success rates above 90%
Eligibility for USA EB-1 Visa
for Leaders in Talents
EB-1A: Extraordinary Ability
For individuals in sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics who can prove sustained national or international acclaim.Self-petition possible (no job offer required)
EB-1B: Outstanding Professors & Researchers
For academics with at least 3 years of teaching or research experience, recognized internationally, and with a job offer from a U.S. university or research institution.
Explore stories of our clients who already
received USA EB-1 Visa
Serim Cetin
Founder at Merx Technologies
"Evgeny and his team were very helpful and attentive. I had no issues with my Innovator visa application and got the positive response in record time"
Catherine Gargan
Managing Director at Profolio
"I had an amazing experience working with Tech Nomads. They helped me in obtaining a UK Innovator Visa. They were always there to answer any of my questions. Very detailed & client oriented."
Iliya Shiyan
CEO & Co-founder at JIQ AI
Tech Nomads assisted Iliya Shiyan's move from developing AI solutions in CIS countries to launching his startup in the UK.
Daniel Digo
CEO & Co-founder, Beinfit
Daniel Digo's pathway from a seasoned entrepreneur in Israel to a trailblazer in the UK tech industry. Launch of BeInFit, fueled by the Innovator Visa and Tech Nomads' crucial support, exemplifying resilience and growth.
Daniel Digo
CEO & Co-founder, Beinfit
Daniel Digo's pathway from a seasoned entrepreneur in Israel to a trailblazer in the UK tech industry. Launch of BeInFit, fueled by the Innovator Visa and Tech Nomads' crucial support, exemplifying resilience and growth.
Daniel Digo
CEO & Co-founder, Beinfit
Daniel Digo's pathway from a seasoned entrepreneur in Israel to a trailblazer in the UK tech industry. Launch of BeInFit, fueled by the Innovator Visa and Tech Nomads' crucial support, exemplifying resilience and growth.
Visa Packages
Be flexible! Tech Nomads elaborated agile service packages to match your best interest
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What’s included:
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Dedicated Case Leader
Detailed Guide Step by Step Getting Petition Process
Documents prepared and reviewed by a Case Leader with feedback
Stage – Document preparation
Dedicated Case Leader
Full Assistance on Reference Letters and Personal Statement Preparation
Tips, templates and examples of documents, reference letters and CV
Case submission to USCIS
Application assistance to USCIS
Access to Marketplace of Relocation Services
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Immigration Advice
What’s included:
Stage – Document preparation
Dedicated Case Leader
Detailed Guide Step by Step Getting Endorsement Process
Documents prepared and reviewed by a Case Leader with feedback
Stage – Document preparation
Dedicated Case Leader
Full Assistance on Reference Letters and Personal Statement Preparation
Tips, templates and examples of documents, reference letters and CV
Case submission to USCIS
Application assistance to USCIS
Access to Marketplace of Relocation Services
Stage – Visa Application
Dedicated USA Immigration Attorney
Full assistance and preparation of documents for USA Government Authorities
Visa Case submission to USA Government Authorities
Detailed Guide Step by Step Getting Visa Process
EB-1A, EB-1B, or EB-1C Visas
EB-1A Visa – Extraordinary Ability
For individuals with extraordinary achievements in science, arts, education, business, or athletics.No employer or job offer required (self-petition possible).
Proof required: Provide AT LEAST 3 of the following evidence:
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Receipt of nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards
Membership in associations that require outstanding achievements
Published material in major media about your work (with title, date, author)
Serving as a judge of the work of others in your field
Original contributions of major significance
Authorship of scholarly articles in recognized journals or media
Display of work at exhibitions/showcases
Leading or critical role in distinguished organizations
High salary/remuneration compared to others in the field
Commercial successes in the performing arts
EB-1B Visa – Outstanding Professors & Researchers
For academics with at least 3 years of teaching or research experience, recognized internationally.
Requires a permanent job offer from a U.S. university or research institution.
Proof required: Provide AT LEAST 2 of the following evidence:
Major prizes or awards for outstanding achievement
Membership in associations requires outstanding achievement
Published material written by others about your work
Participation as a judge of the work of others
Original scientific or scholarly research contributions
Authorship of scholarly books or articles in journals with international circulation
EB-1C Visa – Multinational Executives & Managers
For leaders transferring to U.S. offices of multinational companies.
Requires a U.S. job offer in an executive/managerial capacity.
Eligibility requirements:
Worked for at least 1 year in the past 3 years for the multinational employer abroad
Employment must be in an executive or managerial role
The U.S. company must have a qualifying relationship with the foreign employer:
- Branch office
- Subsidiary (owned or controlled)
- Affiliate (common ownership or control)
Proof required:
Corporate documents (charts, financial records, legal papers) showing the relationship between U.S. and foreign companies
Evidence of executive/managerial responsibilities
Three Steps to Your U.S. Green Card
Step 1. Case Preparation
What is Case Preparation?
It’s the stage where we design the full EB-1 strategy with our U.S. immigration attorney. Together, we choose the right subcategory (EB-1A / EB-1B / EB-1C) and define which evidence best proves your extraordinary ability or leadership.
What documents are needed?
Depending on the category, documents may include awards, publications, membership in associations, recommendation letters, evidence of research or executive experience, corporate charts, financials, and proof of your critical role.
How long does it take?
If your profile is strong, case preparation may take 2–3 months. If your public profile needs strengthening (e.g., publications, memberships, references), it may take 1–6 months longer.
Why is this stage important?
Because USCIS expects a full package — often 1,500–2,000 pages. The way evidence is organized and explained can decide the outcome of your petition.
Step 2. Petition Approval (Form I-140)
What is Form I-140?
The Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker. This is the main petition filed with USCIS to prove that you qualify for EB-1.
Who can file it?
EB-1A: you can self-petition (no job offer required)
EB-1B / EB-1C: must be filed by your U.S. employer
What happens after filing?
USCIS issues a receipt (Form I-797C). Then they either approve, deny, or issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) asking for additional proof.
How long does it take?
Standard processing: ~7–8 months.
Premium processing: 15 days (with $2,805 fee).
Can it be denied?
Yes, but you have options: respond to RFE, refile with stronger evidence, or, in some cases, appeal (Motion to Reopen or Reconsider). Most applicants strengthen and resubmit rather than appeal, as it’s faster and more effective.
Step 3. Green Card Application
After your I-140 petition is approved, the next step is to apply for your Green Card:
- If you are outside the U.S.
You file Form DS-260 and attend an interview at the U.S. Embassy in your country.
- If you are already in the U.S.
You file Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status) without leaving the country.
Processing time: usually 6–12 months, depending on your nationality and the current Visa Bulletin.
Result: You and your family receive U.S. Green Cards — granting permanent residency, freedom to work and study, and a clear pathway to U.S. citizenship after 5 years.
USA EB-1 Visa for Talents & Leaders
Petition and Green Card Process
Step
Visa Roadmap
How we solve the puzzle
01
3–4 weeks
Case Preparation
Together with a licensed U.S. attorney, we define your EB-1 strategy (EB-1A, EB-1B, or EB-1C) and collect all required evidence: awards, publications, memberships, recommendation letters, and corporate documents. The petition package usually reaches 1,500–2,000 pages.
Profile analysis & category selection
Collect and draft all evidence
Provide document templates & guidance
02
15 calendar days with Premium Processing (+1–2 weeks for filing)
Petition Approval (Form I-140)
Your petition is filed with USCIS. They assess your case, may issue a Request for Evidence (RFE), and then approve or deny.
Prepare and file Form I-140
Full assistance with petition strategy & submission
03
Around 3–4 weeks total
Green Card Application
After I-140 approval:– If outside the U.S.: file DS-260 and attend Embassy interview– If inside the U.S.: file I-485 (Adjustment of Status).
Prepare DS-260 or I-485
Submit forms & supporting documents
Facilitate government fee payments
Schedule and prepare for the interview
92%
USA EB1 Visa Granted with Tech Nomads
4–6 months (with Premium Processing)
Tech Nomads timeline
Visa
Roadmap
How we solves
the puzzle
Step 1. 4-6 weeks
Prepare Personal Profile and
Professional Journey
Drafting and preparing documents package and collecting information about Resume and Professional Experience
Prepare your case by collecting and drafting all necessary documents
Provide necessary templates
Complete all the required forms
Step 2. 8-16 weeks
Petition Process
Application is submitted to USCIS, they will assess the applicant’s skills, abilities, and achievements, and explain the USCIS whether petition of applicant can be approved.
Prepare all the necessary documents
Full assistance with the Petition Application & Process
Step 3. 1-3 weeks
Visa Process
U.S. Embassy considers immigration aspects, such as whether general grounds for refusal apply and, if you are already in the U.S., whether you can switch into the category.
Finalise and prepare case documents for submission to U.S. Embassy
Complete and submit the online application form
Facilitate payment of government immigration fees
Schedule an Interview with U.S. Embassy based on your current location
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Settle-in services
Tech Nomads will guide you through the complexities of establishing your presence in a new country, from understanding legal and tax intricacies to finding the right space for your business operations. We ensure every aspect of your transition is as seamless as possible, allowing you to focus on your business growth and success in a new setting.
Start-up services
Streamline your expansion into new markets. Tech Nomads will navigate your connecting with the vibrant USA tech network and provide market insights, easing market entry and fostering growth in USA Tech dynamic landscape.
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Get USA Permanent Residency and USA Passport
Obtaining U.S. Green Card with EB-1
The EB-1 is an immigrant visa — it leads directly to a Green Card for you and your family.
Once approved, you become a U.S. Permanent Resident, with the right to live, work, and study anywhere in the U.S. without restrictions.
Your spouse also receives a Green Card and can work freely; your children under 21 can attend U.S. schools and universities.
Obtaining U.S. Citizenship
After holding a Green Card for 5 years (or 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen), you can apply for:
U.S. Naturalisation (Form N-400)
Pass a basic English and civics test
Attend an interview and take the Oath of Allegiance
Once approved, you receive your U.S. passport.
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