Secure Your EB-1 Green Card: Scholarly Articles

Publish Your Way to U.S. Residency

Welcome to the Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram’s EB-1 Green Card series! We’re excited to guide researchers and academics to permanent U.S. residency through the Scholarly Articles category.

Scholarly Articles Defined

Per 8 C.F.R. 204.5(h)(3)(vi), this category requires authorship of scholarly articles in professional or major trade publications or media. Kazarian v. USCIS (2010) and Scripps College v. Jaddou emphasize proving publication and significant impact.

Proving Impact

Publications alone aren’t enough; impact matters. Peer-reviewed journals carry weight due to rigorous expert evaluation. Citations by other academics signal influence. Non-peer-reviewed articles in fields like business (e.g., financial journals) can qualify if impactful.

Our Expertise

We meticulously document your publications to meet USCIS standards, leveraging citations and journal prestige. Recent court rulings ensure fair adjudication, and we’re ready to challenge unfair denials.

Act Now

Have published work? Contact us for a free consultation to strengthen your EB-1 case. Next, explore the Exhibitions and Showcase category. Meet three criteria and claim your Green Card today!