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EB-1 Visa FAQ: Persons of Extraordinary Ability, Outstanding Professors and Researchers, and Multinational Managers or Executives
Are there any travel restrictions with the EB-1 visa?
There are no travel restrictions on the EB-1 visa. You may leave the country as many times as you like under the EB-1 visa.
As an outstanding professor or researchers, do I need Labor Certification for an EB-1 visa?
No, labor certification is not required as an outstanding professor or researcher for EB-1 visa purposes.
Can I bring my husband or wife and children with me while under EB-1 status?
Yes, you may bring your spouse and dependent children under 21 years of age with you to the United States while on an EB-1 visa.
What can I do if my Form I-140 is denied while applying for an EB-1 visa?
If your I-140 is denied, you may file form I-290B, Notice of appeal at the USCIS service center with jurisdiction over your area, within 33 days of your denial notice. In addition, you can re-file the I-140 if you have new evidence related to your case.