Remanded
EB-1A
EB-1A Remanded — Martial Arts: the director revoked the petition, believing the petitioner
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Decision Summary
The director revoked the petition, believing the petitioner was not working in his field of martial arts after entering the U.S. The AAO remanded the case because the director's notice of intent to revoke was flawed; it ignored evidence of prospective employment, incorrectly demanded evidence not required by regulation (like pay stubs), and made contradictory statements regarding the employment requirement.
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Intent To Continue Work In The Area Of Extraordinary Ability
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