USCIS applicants seeking an EB-1A visa are increasingly focused on the importance of objective evidence in their applications. Michelle Campbell Burns, a partner at Fakhoury Global Immigration, emphasizes that strong cases rely on independent documentation rather than just persuasive narratives.
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- Objective evidence includes published citation metrics, independent media coverage, and proof of industry impact.
- Reference letters should avoid superlatives without corroboration and should not solely come from close collaborators.
- Successful EB-1A cases are structured with independent documentation, corroborating metrics, and expert narratives.
- Recent litigation highlights the necessity of verifiable evidence over strong statements.
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Source: Michelle Campbell Burns (Partner at Fakhoury Global Immigration)