Dismissed
EB-1B
EB-1B Dismissed — Traditional Chinese Medicine (2012): did not meet the minimum evidentiary requirements,
Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the petitioner failed to meet the minimum evidentiary requirements, providing qualifying evidence for only one of the required regulatory criteria. Additionally, the AAO found that the petitioner failed to submit a valid job offer, did not demonstrate that it employs at least three full-time researchers, and did not establish that the beneficiary's field constitutes an "academic field" as defined by regulations.
Criteria Discussed
International Recognition As Outstanding 3 Years Of Research/Teaching Experience Employer'S Documented Accomplishments Qualifying Job Offer Employment Of 3 Full-Time Researchers Definition Of Academic Field Scholarly Articles
📄 Original decision (USCIS PDF)
Sign up free to download the original PDF
Downloaded the case? Use it in your next draft →Research more EB-1B decisions on MeritDraft
Browse AAO decisions by visa type, outcome, and criteria discussed.
Browse Decisions →