Outcome: Dismissed
JUL132005_07B2203
Our summary
A Chinese acrobat claiming extraordinary ability in athletics and arts submitted evidence of local awards, association membership, and performances. AAO found no criterion met, determining awards lacked national or international recognition and membership did not require outstanding achievement.
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No criterion in the table was found met in this decision.
What was missing
- Awards · Certificates from Chinese acrobatic organizations lack evidence of significant national or international stature and widespread recognition
- Membership · Membership required five years career experience and provincial-level achievement, not outstanding achievement evaluated at national or international level
- Published material · Evidence does not demonstrate published material primarily about petitioner in professional or major trade publications
- Final merits · Does not establish sustained national or international acclaim or place among small percentage at very top of acrobatics field
Criteria
| Criterion | Reading | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Not met | Certificates from Chinese acrobatic organizations lack evidence of significant national or international stature and widespread recognition | |
| Not met | Membership required five years career experience and provincial-level achievement, not outstanding achievement evaluated at national or international level | |
| Not met | Evidence does not demonstrate published material primarily about petitioner in professional or major trade publications | |
| Not met | Does not establish sustained national or international acclaim or place among small percentage at very top of acrobatics field |
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