Dismissed
O-1B
O-1B Dismissed — Acting/Stunt Artist (2009): did not establish the beneficiary has a demonstrated record
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Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the petitioner failed to establish that the beneficiary has a demonstrated record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture industry. The petitioner did not provide evidence that the beneficiary received a significant national or international award, nor did they submit sufficient evidence to meet at least three of the six alternative criteria. The AAO concurred with the director that the quality of the evidence was insufficient to show the beneficiary is recognized as outstanding, notable, or leading in the field.
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Significant National Or International Awards Lead Or Starring Participant In Distinguished Productions National Or International Recognition Via Published Materials Lead, Starring, Or Critical Role For Distinguished Organizations Major Commercial Or Critically Acclaimed Successes Significant Recognition From Experts Or Organizations Commanded A High Salary
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