What is the EB1A Rejection Rate ? | SGC

There are several reasons why an RFE may be issued for an EB-1A petition:

1. Insufficient Evidence: The USCIS may determine that the evidence provided in the initial petition does not meet the criteria for demonstrating extraordinary ability. This could be due to a lack of documentation, insufficient or vague evidence, or failure to establish eligibility in the required areas.

2. Clarification or Explanation: The USCIS may request additional clarification or explanation regarding certain aspects of the petition, such as the nature of the work, the significance of the achievements, or the impact of the applicant's contributions.

3. Legal or Regulatory Requirements: Sometimes, the USCIS may request additional documentation or evidence to satisfy specific legal or regulatory requirements. This could include providing additional evidence of sustained acclaim in the field, evidence of major awards or prizes, or further details on the applicant's contributions.

Receiving an RFE does not necessarily mean that the EB1A petition will be denied. It provides an opportunity for the applicant to address the USCIS's concerns and provide the requested evidence to strengthen their case. It is important to carefully review the RFE, understand the specific requests, and work with an immigration attorney to prepare a thorough and comprehensive response.

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