EB-1A Without the Nobel Prize: Building Extraordinary Ability Cases for Business Clients 

Join us on November 6 at 11 AM ET for a Spanish-language webinar designed to help immigration attorneys spot and build strong EB-1A cases for business professionals, entrepreneurs, and executives. 

EB-1A Without the Nobel Prize: Building Extraordinary Ability Cases for Business Clients is for attorneys who want to expand beyond the usual visa categories and gain confidence handling EB-1A petitions for clients in the business world. 

Attendees will earn 1 CLE credit from The Florida Bar for participating in this webinar. 

In this session, Marianella Manzur hosts Natalia Fridman, Immigration Attorney, to discuss how attorneys can recognize EB-1A potential in nontraditional profiles and turn business accomplishments into persuasive evidence that meets USCIS expectations. 

Key questions that will be answered: 

• Why do so many attorneys assume the EB-1A is only for Nobel Prize winners or athletes? 

• What are the main criteria of the EB-1A, and how can they apply to entrepreneurs and executives? 

• What red flags should attorneys watch out for when evaluating potential EB-1A cases? 

• How can lawyers effectively translate business achievements into USCIS-friendly evidence? 

• What are the most common mistakes attorneys make when presenting business profiles under the EB-1A? 

• How do business plans differ between EB-1A and EB-2 NIW cases—and when does it make sense to adapt them? 

• What current trends and adjudication patterns should attorneys be aware of when preparing EB-1A petitions? 

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical, real-world insights from Natalia Fridman and walk away with actionable strategies you can apply to your clients’ EB-1A petitions. 

Register now and join us live on November 6 at 11 AM ET!