Could a self-petitioned EAD holder (through I-140 in the EB1-EA category, I-485 pending) work as a self- employed consultant in his area of expertise?
The EB1-Extraordinary Ability category does not require a specific job offer, but rather only clear evidence that the individual plans to continue his or her work in the U.S. in the field of expertise. Since it appears that this remains your intention, there is no problem with you performing your work as a self-employed consultant rather than a designated employee. Q: What is a Letter of Recommendation? Whom should I contact to obtain Letters of Recommendation? A: A letter of recommendation is also called reference letter, and it is a letter written by an expert in the alien’s field or some otherwise authoritative person in an allied or supported field. The letter discusses the abilities and accomplishments of the alien seeking an EB-1. Letters of recommendation are an important part of an EB-1 petition. Recommendation letters should be written by experts or scholars in alien’s field. Usually, alien applicants ask their former professors, co-workers, employers and individuals that they
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