O-1 Visa for Extraordinary Ability - Order this Guide to Learn More!

Are you a star when it comes to film, television, theater, the arts, sports, or business? You could come to the United State with an O-1 Visa for extraordinary ability and achievement.

If you are a talented actor, artist, athlete, or academic, you already know that hard work, ability, and practice can open doors to a number of exciting opportunities and experience. But did you know that your gifts could allow you to travel to the United State to work, train, or perform? The O-1 Visa for extraordinary ability gives nationally and internationally acclaimed scientists, performers, artists, and athletes the option to come to America to share their talent, explore new prospects, and further their careers.

Our free, easy-to-understand guide to O-1 Visas for extraordinary ability will answer the following questions:

• What are the different types of O-1 Visas?
• What are the standards and document requirements for the O-1 Visa?
• Do I need to have a job, a project, or a series of events lined up before applying for the O-1 Visa?
• How long is an O-1 Visa valid?
• Do I need a petitioner to apply for an O-1 Visa?
  
• May I be both the beneficiary and the petitioner?
• How do I prove that I have an extraordinary ability?
• Can my spouse and children travel with me to the United States?
• Can an O-1 Visa lead to permanent residency in the United States?

At the Law Offices of Vaughan de Kirby, immigration attorney Hendrik Pretorius has a successful history of helping performers and athletes (and their families) secure entry into the United States through O-1 and O-3 Visas. Request and read his free guide and then set up an appointment to speak with Pretorius over the phone, email, or Skype.

Bring your talent to the United States with an O-1 Visa – download our complimentary report today!