Member Attorney Jack
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Criterion ii: national-team rosters.
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Criterion v: expert letters citing your stats.
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Criterion vi: global rankings (e.g., wRC+ reports).
Add invitations from other leagues and media coverage.
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Leading roles (solo shows at top galleries).
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Press coverage (international journals with circulation stats).
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High pay (top 10% sales prices).
Add curator letters and museum attendance data.
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Yes. Focus on:
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Original contributions (e.g., analytics systems).
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Judging others (e.g., scouting panels).
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Critical roles (e.g., head strategist at top teams).
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Streaming metrics.
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High coaching fees.
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Press features.
Use comparable evidence if a criterion doesn’t fit esports perfectly.
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For P-1:
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Provide locked-in dates, opponents, broadcast info, compensation details, and federation letters.
For O-1:
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Highlight international caps, media coverage, and salary.
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Build an itinerary with training, exhibitions, and media work.
Decide whether to strengthen the P-1 or pivot to the more flexible O-1
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USCIS still requires a peer consultation, but you can:
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Request letters from Guild of Music Supervisors or Dance/USA confirming your awards and acclaim.
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For P-1S, get a letter explaining how lighting/projection design is integral.
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If unions say they have no jurisdiction, document that, as USCIS may waive the requirement.
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