Dismissed
EB-1A
EB-1A Dismissed — Art (2005): did not establish sufficient documentary evidence to meet
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Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the petitioner failed to submit sufficient documentary evidence to meet the required criteria. The AAO found no proof of artistic exhibitions, a leading role in a distinguished organization, or high remuneration, concluding the petitioner had not demonstrated the sustained national or international acclaim necessary to be considered an alien of extraordinary ability.
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Evidence Of The Display Of The Alien'S Work In The Field At Artistic Exhibitions Or Showcases. Evidence That The Alien Has Performed In A Leading Or Critical Role For Organizations Or Establishments That Have A Distinguished Reputation. Evidence That The Alien Has Commanded A High Salary Or Other Significantly High Remuneration For Services, In Relation To Others In The Field. Evidence Of Commercial Successes In The Performing Arts, As Shown By Box Office Receipts Or Record, Cassette, Compact Disk, Or Video Sales.
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