A martial artist petitioner sought EB-1A classification. He claimed five criteria but submitted incomplete evidence: award certificates lacked certified translations, published materials were not about him or lacked required information. The AAO found he met none of three required criteria and dismissed the appeal.

An arts petitioner sought EB-1A extraordinary ability classification. The service center denied for failure to demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim or meet three regulatory criteria. The AAO summarily dismissed the appeal because petitioner failed to identify specific erroneous conclusions of law or fact, despite counsel's promise to submit a brief.

Professional musician, composer and producer self-petitioner sought EB-1A classification. Claimed awards, membership, published material, and critical role criteria. AAO affirmed dismissal finding petitioner failed to substantiate any criteria adequately and did not meet requirement of three satisfied criteria.

Athlete in sports. Petitioner appealed director's denial but failed to identify erroneous conclusions or provide specific challenges to findings. AAO summarily dismissed appeal under regulatory authority for failure to identify errors, lack of specific argument, and non-submission of promised brief within six months.