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EB-1A · NIW · O-1

Your Experience
Your Next Chapter

U.S. immigration planning for accomplished professionals. Explore EB‑1A, NIW and O‑1 in the context of your work, your goals and what comes next.

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About Reese International

The Advantage Begins
Before You Apply

For NIW, EB-1A and O-1, connect your experience with the relevant criteria and the evidence that supports your application.

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Strategy begins with substance.
Reese Intelligence

Policy research, throughout the process.

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Our impact

A Record Built on Results

Professional preparation, reflected in real outcomes.

Clients served
2,000+
Approval rate
95%+
Fastest approval
10 days
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Our expertise

Explore Your
Options

Three routes to explore in the context of your work and U.S. plans.

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NIW · National Interest WaiverProposed work and the record behind it.

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Case stories

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See What Comes Next

Explore journeys across different professional backgrounds.

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EB-1A / NIW / O-1

How we work

How We Work

From the first conversation to organizing your materials, keep each step clear and practical.

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Understand your experience.
Consider what comes next.

  1. Understand your background

    Discuss your experience, representative achievements and reasons for moving.

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  2. Consider the options

    Explore preparation for EB-1A, NIW or O-1 in light of your circumstances.

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  3. Organize the evidence

    Review available materials and identify information to verify or gather.

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  4. Move preparation forward

    Work through the agreed scope, with clear communication about progress and next steps.

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Global connections

Connected Across Borders

Hong Kong · Shenzhen · Los Angeles · New York · London

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Five cities · one perspective
Choose a city. Explore a wider perspective.

Local insight. Global perspective.REESE INTERNATIONAL

Before we talk

A Little Preparation Goes a Long Way

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A résumé, a few representative projects and a sense of what you want to do next.

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Go beyond the project title to describe the work you personally carried out.

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Structure the conversation around future work, practical arrangements and timing.

Common questions

A Few Things You May Be Wondering

Can I start a conversation before choosing a route?

Yes. Start with your professional background and goals for the United States. You do not need to choose a category before discussing which options merit a closer assessment.

Can we talk if my background is outside research?

Yes. The discussion can include experience in technology, business, leadership, the arts and other professions. The relevant options depend on individual achievements, plans and applicable requirements.

Are O-1, EB-1A and NIW the same kind of application?

No. EB-1A and NIW are employment-based immigration routes. O-1 is a temporary work visa category. Your purpose, background and work arrangements need to be considered accordingly.

Do I need to share confidential project files at the outset?

No. A résumé and project summaries are enough for an initial discussion. Check permission and remove unrelated personal or confidential information before sharing material from an employer, client or collaborator.

Visa bulletin

U.S. visa
bulletin

Follow the dates that shape your next step.
EB-1 — EB-5

November 2026 published

November 2026Mainland China-born
November 2026 · Employment-based visa cutoffs for mainland China-born applicants
PreferenceChart AFinal action datesChart BDates for filing
EB-1Includes EB-1A↗ Advanced 31 daysUnchanged
EB-2Includes NIWUnchangedUnchanged
EB-3Skilled workers / professionals↗ Advanced 14 daysUnchanged
EB-4Special immigrantsUnchangedUnchanged
EB-5Unreserved investorsUnchangedUnchanged
Official Visa Bulletin USCIS filing chart

Chart A indicates visa availability; Chart B indicates filing dates. For U.S. adjustment of status, check the chart selected by USCIS each month. Your priority date must precede the applicable cutoff. EB-3 other workers, EB-4 religious workers and EB-5 set-asides have separate rows in the official bulletin.

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Your next chapter

Start with Your Story

Tell us about your work—and where you would like it to take you.

Prepare for a conversation

Let’s begin

Start with your background

Organize your priorities and create a consultation checklist.