@@YudiJ I think channels like yours need to be more transparent about the requirements for EB1A. Granted, a PhD, a Fields Medal, or a Nobel Prize is not required to be eligible, but not all students with a Master's degree (in CS, Engineering, Maths, Physics, etc.) are eligible either. EB1A and O1 visas are typically for those who are extraordinarily talented or qualified. Applicants would need to have publications and citations and fulfill at least 3 of the 8 criteria. The interviewee should have listed his qualifications and achievements. This way, other aspiring applicants would know if their profiles are in the same league.
@@YudiJ Thanks for your quick response. I watched the whole video, but maybe I missed something. He mentioned general requirements around @24:11 to @24:51. Let me watch the video again. FYI, I follow your videos regularly and have even had the opportunity to talk to your brother. Unfortunately, I had a last-minute travel plan, so I could not get to meet you in person when you were in Mumbai.
@@YudiJ@YudiJ Hi, so I watched the video twice, and I still couldn't find where Sahil listed his specific credentials when he applied for an EB1a. Could you point to the point in the video when he does? Thanks.
I’m so happy someone from SUNY Bing is on your channel!🤩 This is actually inspiring because I have a very similar profile, same school in US, same major, same mindset, etc etc!!! Thanks for sharing this video Yudi!❤️
Story of EB1A in three years, something looks odd. How old is this video. Did he get green card or I140. If it is a new video, claimed to have telecast rwo or three hours back, consider the following. EB 1 has three categories; EB1A for someone with outstanding ability in that particular field with strict parameters. Then you have EB1B for Phd's and so on. And finally EB1C for international manager category etc. Only EB1A is eligible for self petitioning. And as on date priority date for Indians is sometime in 2022 for EB 1 category. In such a situation, how the heading of video says GC in three years. The host should have sought some clarification on such issues.
@ I remember him saying that he got his H1B in 2019/20. If that be the case, how he got his GC in 2022. You are confusing between EB1A approval and GC. There are lots of inconsistencies. If what he says is the reality, how cum more than a million Indians are waiting in EB2 and EB3. Please do not telecast such videos. It will give false hopes to lacs of Indians.
@@user-ap54 Bhai ek baar auche se dekh lo He was on OPT 3rd Attempt got h1b Then tried for Eb5 but was not feasible then tried for Eb1A and that got approved in 3 years. what's the inconsistency?
I have a question. I got I 20 from Saint louis university into MPH epidemiology but the tution cost for 2 years is 51k usd.i have applied for presidential scholarship but its deadline is still ongoing. So ,kindly suggest me what to do
Such videos are misleading. Sure getting an EB-1A approved is a big deal for the citizens of a country with more than decades of wait time. But EB-1A isn’t meant for everyone and most will not qualify. That’s a fact. And hypothetically speaking, if many people start applying and qualifying for this visa then even this will get backlogged which’s already the case. If you are exceptionally good in your field the go for it but again don’t use it as a means to reduce your wait times.
If you are not qualified, won't the system reject your application? You won't even be permitted to apply, and even if you are permitted, you will be rejected, so how does it reduce wait times?
EB-1 wait time is less than EB-2. Many people think that they may qualify for EB-1 and apply even if they are not qualified. Of course such people get rejected!
Well 2022 was an outlier for India as EB1 was current. I got my EB1 approved in March 2023. The priority date is stuck in Feb 2022 ever since. The prediction is that March 2023 won't reach in the next 5 years as many EB-2 people ported their applications to EB1. The USCIS has got very lenient. The truth is if your priority date is not current and you are an Indian, even if you win a nobel prize you won't be given GC anytime soon.
@ my bad I was saying you surely are on the path of entrepreneurship in America which in true nature is capitalist economy and you seem to have figured it out how it works. Then i asked you a question have you read rich dad poor dad? If you haven’t you must read it and then let me know what you think
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EB1A is not that easy. Check the approvals on USCIS. You need atleast 15-20 years of experience. Even CEOs get rejected.
I agree it’s not easy.
@@YudiJ I think channels like yours need to be more transparent about the requirements for EB1A. Granted, a PhD, a Fields Medal, or a Nobel Prize is not required to be eligible, but not all students with a Master's degree (in CS, Engineering, Maths, Physics, etc.) are eligible either. EB1A and O1 visas are typically for those who are extraordinarily talented or qualified. Applicants would need to have publications and citations and fulfill at least 3 of the 8 criteria.
The interviewee should have listed his qualifications and achievements. This way, other aspiring applicants would know if their profiles are in the same league.
@@navinadv I am sorry, did you watch the video? It is listed.
@@YudiJ Thanks for your quick response. I watched the whole video, but maybe I missed something. He mentioned general requirements around @24:11 to @24:51. Let me watch the video again.
FYI, I follow your videos regularly and have even had the opportunity to talk to your brother. Unfortunately, I had a last-minute travel plan, so I could not get to meet you in person when you were in Mumbai.
@@YudiJ@YudiJ Hi, so I watched the video twice, and I still couldn't find where Sahil listed his specific credentials when he applied for an EB1a. Could you point to the point in the video when he does? Thanks.
I’m so happy someone from SUNY Bing is on your channel!🤩 This is actually inspiring because I have a very similar profile, same school in US, same major, same mindset, etc etc!!! Thanks for sharing this video Yudi!❤️
Story of EB1A in three years, something looks odd. How old is this video. Did he get green card or I140. If it is a new video, claimed to have telecast rwo or three hours back, consider the following. EB 1 has three categories; EB1A for someone with outstanding ability in that particular field with strict parameters. Then you have EB1B for Phd's and so on. And finally EB1C for international manager category etc. Only EB1A is eligible for self petitioning. And as on date priority date for Indians is sometime in 2022 for EB 1 category. In such a situation, how the heading of video says GC in three years. The host should have sought some clarification on such issues.
It is EB1A :) and got it in 2022.
@ I remember him saying that he got his H1B in 2019/20. If that be the case, how he got his GC in 2022. You are confusing between EB1A approval and GC. There are lots of inconsistencies. If what he says is the reality, how cum more than a million Indians are waiting in EB2 and EB3. Please do not telecast such videos. It will give false hopes to lacs of Indians.
@@user-ap54 Bhai ek baar auche se dekh lo
He was on OPT
3rd Attempt got h1b
Then tried for Eb5 but was not feasible
then tried for Eb1A and that got approved in 3 years. what's the inconsistency?
It seems it is hard but ofcourse you have to work on yourself before filing
Yudi I have a doubt , can I do the research article without doing research, I am from science background I like to know
Can you elaborate more?
No. You would need high quality research articles. You cant do that without research.
I have a question. I got I 20 from Saint louis university into MPH epidemiology but the tution cost for 2 years is 51k usd.i have applied for presidential scholarship but its deadline is still ongoing. So ,kindly suggest me what to do
Mail the university and ask for the status of your scholarships application
about EB3 unskilled from pakistan
Such videos are misleading. Sure getting an EB-1A approved is a big deal for the citizens of a country with more than decades of wait time. But EB-1A isn’t meant for everyone and most will not qualify. That’s a fact. And hypothetically speaking, if many people start applying and qualifying for this visa then even this will get backlogged which’s already the case. If you are exceptionally good in your field the go for it but again don’t use it as a means to reduce your wait times.
If you are not qualified, won't the system reject your application? You won't even be permitted to apply, and even if you are permitted, you will be rejected, so how does it reduce wait times?
EB-1 wait time is less than EB-2.
Many people think that they may qualify for EB-1 and apply even if they are not qualified. Of course such people get rejected!
@ does this increase the wait time for other eligible EB1 applicants?
Ofcourse it does
Nice
Bro said “what not” for like 1928373 times 😂
haha I did not realize it
Well 2022 was an outlier for India as EB1 was current. I got my EB1 approved in March 2023. The priority date is stuck in Feb 2022 ever since. The prediction is that March 2023 won't reach in the next 5 years as many EB-2 people ported their applications to EB1. The USCIS has got very lenient.
The truth is if your priority date is not current and you are an Indian, even if you win a nobel prize you won't be given GC anytime soon.
@@rohan140290 Oh wow!
this is video spreadking lies for views
eb1 is very hard, even phd with great experoce get rejeced
Eb5 is the way to go and ill be rooting for that for myself.
Capitalism works in US, you need to identify how you leverage it
Haha yeah.
@ i don’t watch all your videos but it seems you surely have figured out capitalism of usa 🤪
Did you read rich dad poor dad?
@@akshitdhadwal uhh whaat?
@ my bad
I was saying you surely are on the path of entrepreneurship in America which in true nature is capitalist economy and you seem to have figured it out how it works. Then i asked you a question have you read rich dad poor dad? If you haven’t you must read it and then let me know what you think