Dismissed
EB-1B
EB-1B Dismissed — Cancer Research (2005): did not establish the beneficiary is recognized
Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the petitioner failed to establish that the beneficiary is recognized internationally as outstanding. The evidence provided for memberships, judging the work of others, and original contributions was found insufficient, and the record lacked critical supporting documents such as a CV, citation records, and a permanent job offer.
Criteria Discussed
Documentation Of The Alien'S Membership In Associations In The Academic Field Which Require Outstanding Achievements Of Their Members Published Material In Professional Publications Written By Others About The Alien'S Work In The Academic Field Evidence Of The Alien'S Participation, Either Individually Or On A Panel, As The Judge Of The Work Of Others In The Same Or An Allied Academic Field Evidence Of The Alien'S Original Scientific Or Scholarly Research Contributions To The Academic Field
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