alien of extraordinary ability造句

• At Duke she studied Alien of Extraordinary Abilities . 
• Alan Cumming is an alien of extraordinary ability.
• The approval rate for aliens of extraordinary ability has ranged from 47 % to 62 % during the years 2005 2010.
• I only came to America for the first time two and a half years ago, and now I am already an alien of extraordinary ability.
• She confided with a smile that the official description of her on her visa to enter the United States read " alien of extraordinary ability ."
• In 2002, Amato was granted a United States Permanent Resident Card as an " Alien of Extraordinary Ability " in the arts and emigrated to the United States.
• Only 1, 300 or so were awarded to " aliens of extraordinary ability " and 1, 809 to " outstanding professors or researchers ."
• "That's the term they use, ` an alien of extraordinary ability, "'he said, sitting in his dressing room before a recent performance.
• On Tuesday evening he left his cell a free man, thanks to an I . N . S . decision reclassifying him as an " alien of extraordinary ability ."
• Having received a Green Card in 2016 as an Alien of Extraordinary Ability as an Executive and Researcher in Science, Technology, and Higher Education Management he is living now in US.
• After the United States Government granted Tony with an Alien of Extraordinary Ability Green Card ( see : ), he moved to Florida to pursue a career as an author and further his career as a professional public speaker.
• In the early 1990s, Emerson formed the short-lived group Aliens of Extraordinary Ability with work visa, and the members included several British musicians who, like Emerson, had come to Los Angeles to further their careers.
• Generally, to qualify for O-1A classification, aliens of extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business, or athletics must demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim and recognition for achievements in the field of expertise by providing evidence of:
• The term " O-1 " refers to ( also known as Section 101 ( O ) ( i ) of the Immigration and Nationality Act ), which provides for the admission of " aliens of extraordinary ability " in the stated fields.
• In 1981 he became an Honorary Citizen of Huntsville, Alabama USA for improving cultural and artistic relationships between the USA and Colombia . In 1999, the U . S . Immigration and Naturalization Service granted Santiago Medina an Alien of Extraordinary Ability Immigrant Visa.
• "The kind I got was one that said, ` He's so unusual a person that there's no one like him in America, so that's why we have to have him .'It says ` alien of extraordinary ability . "'
• The major advantages of applying for aliens of extraordinary ability include : no labor certification is required for this EB-1 category; no job offer or permanent job position is required for aliens of extraordinary ability; and much faster to obtain a Green Card than the EB-3 or EB-2 immigration categories.
• The major advantages of applying for aliens of extraordinary ability include : no labor certification is required for this EB-1 category; no job offer or permanent job position is required for aliens of extraordinary ability; and much faster to obtain a Green Card than the EB-3 or EB-2 immigration categories.
• Obtaining lawful permanent residence as an alien of extraordinary ability is a difficult task, for the USCIS in 8 CFR ?204.5 ( h ) ( 2 ) defines extraordinary ability as " a level of expertise indicating that the individual is one of that small percentage who have risen to the very top of the field of endeavour ".
• During 2004-2005, he returned to California Institute of Technology ( Caltech ) as a NSF Fellow and co-investigator of the NSF-funded Pan American Advanced Institute in Computational Nanotechnology and Molecular Engineering and since early 2006, as an Alien of extraordinary ability recipient ( EB-1A category ), joined the Institute full-time.