A pianist whose O-1B visa petition was filed with our firm has been approved by the USCIS.
The client had previously been approved for a visa through our firm, and we were able to revalidate the visa before it expired. We carefully reviewed the updated documents and communicated with the client to ensure a relatively quick process. At Song Dong Ho Law Firm, we prepared your documents perfectly, submitted them, and were pleased to inform you that you were approved within two days. Once again, we congratulate you on your reissuance and wish you continued success in your future endeavors.
The O-1B visa is for individuals with extraordinary ability in the arts, film, or broadcasting. The O-1 visa requires the petitioner to have an employer or agency. In the case of an agency, you can work as a freelancer, but in the case of an employer, you must work for the employer’s company or organization, and if you are fired, your O-1 visa will be invalidated. Generally, O-1s do not have a grace period, but if you lose your O-1 visa in the middle of the process, there is a 60-day grace period. Meeting all of the requirements of the USCIS while highlighting your strongest skills and accomplishments, such as the O-1 visa, can be difficult and time-consuming for individuals. In addition, misinformation circulating on the internet can cause problems with your visa status. Therefore, it is important to work with an attorney who has experience in approving visas for these specialties and who can communicate well with you. Our immigration lawyers have unparalleled experience in O-1A and O-1B visas, as well as other immigration cases, and prioritize communication with our clients. As a result of our experience, we keep up to date with the latest visa and immigration trends, and we are quick to read and adopt the latest trends from the USCIS.
If you have questions about whether you are eligible for a visa in your specialized field, please contact us.
