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For P-1:

• Provide locked-in dates, opponents, broadcast info, compensation details, and federation letters.

For O-1:

• Highlight international caps, media coverage, and salary.

• Build an itinerary with training, exhibitions, and media work.

Decide whether to strengthen the P-1 or pivot to the more flexible O-1

USCIS still requires a peer consultation, but you can:

• Request letters from Guild of Music Supervisors or Dance/USA confirming your awards and acclaim.

• For P-1S, get a letter explaining how lighting/projection design is integral.

• If unions say they have no jurisdiction, document that, as USCIS may waive the requirement.

For O-1A:

• Show original commercial contribution (e.g., 500K+ app downloads).

• Provide evidence of high income (endorsements above industry standards).

• Include media coverage (mainstream tech/fitness outlets with audience data).

Also attach an itinerary covering competitions, public appearances, and product launches.

• Check if the consulate has all documents; email them a single PDF of I-797, contracts, consultation letters, passport copy.

• Submit DS-5535/security forms fast.

• Provide urgent evidence (TV contracts, non-refundable expenses).

• Follow official channels:

• Days 1–30: check online portal.

• Days 31–59: send follow-up email.

• Day 60: file a Public Inquiry.

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