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EB-1ABusiness and managementIndividualDecided April 2021Dismissed

Outcome: Dismissed

APR052021_05B2203

AwardsNot metHigh salaryNot metJudgingNot metLeading or critical roleNot metOriginal contributionsNot metScholarly articlesNot metMembershipClaimed, not analyzedPublished materialClaimed, not analyzedFinal meritsNot met

Our summary

Administrative services manager claimed extraordinary ability under EB-1A. AAO dismissed motions to reopen and reconsider because petitioner failed to provide new evidence timely, did not demonstrate erroneous application of law, and did not establish any of the eight evidentiary criteria.

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No criterion in the table was found met in this decision.

What was missing

  • Awards · Petitioner did not establish receipt of major internationally recognized award
  • High salary · Claimed but motion provided only previously submitted documentation and new late evidence
  • Judging · Claimed but motion provided only previously submitted documentation and new late evidence
  • Leading or critical role · Claimed but motion provided only previously submitted documentation and new late evidence
  • Original contributions · Claimed but motion did not overcome prior analysis; new evidence not timely submitted
  • Scholarly articles · Motion did not address this criterion or provide new evidence
  • Final merits · Petitioner failed to meet any of the evidentiary criteria

Criteria

CriterionReadingWhy
AwardsNot metPetitioner did not establish receipt of major internationally recognized award
High salaryNot metClaimed but motion provided only previously submitted documentation and new late evidence
JudgingNot metClaimed but motion provided only previously submitted documentation and new late evidence
Leading or critical roleNot metClaimed but motion provided only previously submitted documentation and new late evidence
Original contributionsNot metClaimed but motion did not overcome prior analysis; new evidence not timely submitted
Scholarly articlesNot metMotion did not address this criterion or provide new evidence
MembershipClaimed, not analyzedClaimed but not analyzed in prior appeal; motion did not provide new evidence
Published materialClaimed, not analyzedClaimed but not analyzed in prior appeal; motion did not provide new evidence
Final meritsNot metPetitioner failed to meet any of the evidentiary criteria

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