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Yes, on paper the requirements are pretty much the same. But, O1s and EB-1s are processed by different offices within the USCIS. I've found that whomever processes the EB-1s tends to be much more strict than for O-1s. I've had an identical case get approved for O-1 and rejected for EB-1.


On paper, yeah. In practice, the Kazarian test changes the EB-1A a bit. I'm unhappy to hear that in practice the difference is that significant.

Link: http://shusterman.com/extraordinaryabilityimmigration.html




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