Dismissed
EB-1A
EB-1A Dismissed — Embroidery Artisan (2005): did not establish sustained national or international
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Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the petitioner failed to establish sustained national or international acclaim. The petitioner did not provide sufficient objective evidence for any of the criteria claimed, relying instead on unsubstantiated assertions and photographs. For example, her name was not on the book she claimed to have authored, and she provided no documentation to support her participation in exhibitions or the high prices she claimed for her work.
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Authorship Of Scholarly Articles In The Field, In Professional Or Major Trade Publications Or Other Major Media Display Of The Alien'S Work In The Field At Artistic Exhibitions Or Showcases Commanded A High Salary Or Other Significantly High Remuneration For Services, In Relation To Others In The Field Commercial Successes In The Performing Arts
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