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O-1 Eligibility Criteria | Office of International Students & Scholars

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USCIS requires that your scholarly achievements meet at least three of the eight categories listed below. The requirement is not only to document these achievements but also be able to demonstrate your achievements are extraordinary with national and international recognition. Evidence of authorship of scholarly articles in professional journals or other major media in the field. Note: It is important to have a few first authorship in journals with very high impact factor. USCIS expects publications to be part of normal academic work. One has to prove that it is 'extraordinary with international reputation'. Evidence of published material in professional or major trade publications, newspapers or other major media about the beneficiary and the beneficiary’s work in the field. Note: This includes not only sole reviews of your work but also in the form of 'highlights/editorial/commentary' in premier journals. Citations in book chapters can be used. Demonstrating an abundance of citation

USCIS requires that your scholarly achievements meet at least three of the eight categories listed below. The requirement is not only to document these achievements but also be able to demonstrate your achievements are extraordinary with national and international recognition. O-1: Three of Eight Eligibility Categories Authorship Evidence of authorship of scholarly articles in professional journals or other major media in the field. Note: It is important to have a few first authorship in journals with very high impact factor. USCIS expects publications to be part of normal academic work. One h

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