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marymkearney

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About marymkearney

O-1 and EB-1A "extraordinary ability" visa template for engineers. | https://visabuilder.com | hello@visabuilder.com

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    Comment #41295320

    Just a heads-up. I'm interested in your online workshop link, but it's private. https://sites.google.com/princeton.edu/agents-workshop

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    Comment #38827883

    Yes, this! I just posted about forums before seeing your comment. As I recall, on some forums it's possible to decide whether to "appear" as your username, or lurk incognito. Yours…

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    Comment #38827861

    The old-fashioned bulletin-board forums, circa 2006, are very effective at creating this sense of parallel play. At the bottom of the screen there's the list of who's browsing, so …

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    Comment #38349597

    You're most welcome. $2M in patent revenue, plus ~25 publications, is a solid foundation for an industry (non-academic) O-1 or EB-1A, which Peter specializes in. Proceed with confi…

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    Comment #38341749

    Addendum: This "1-page elevator speech," specifically voiced for your USCIS examiner, can pay handsome dividends for any complex specialty, in the form of a quick O-1 / EB-1A appro…

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    Comment #38341238

    Hi. If you marry, you'd qualify for the O-3 spousal visa, which allows you to live in the US, but not work in the US. It's a significant drawback to the otherwise robust O-1 work p…

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    Comment #38341142

    $2M in patent revenue, plus publications with buzz of 25+ citations? That's a solid foundation for an industry (not academic) O-1 or EB-1A. Full steam ahead.

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    Comment #38341039

    Hi, agree this is a nuanced area. I can comment generally on how other founders have threaded this needle. The IEP isn't a very mature or robust alternative at present. As you know…

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    Comment #38340634

    Hi, yes, something along those lines. E-1 or E-2 can be good options. Or, for example, open a US branch of your existing company, then have your company sponsor you for an O-1 or L…

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    Comment #38337235

    Peter's at a new firm: https://ogletree.com/people/peter-d-roberts/ Media announcement: https://ogletree.com/media-center/press-releases/2023-07-17/ ...

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    Comment #38335766

    Hi, yes, you're right, most of the info out there is for researchers and academics. It's not a template that fits well for makers and engineers in private industry, who actually bu…

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    Comment #38335611

    Hi, if you have enough business track record to assemble an E2 package, then it's likely you'd be a good candidate for O-1 also.

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    Comment #38335551

    Yes, certainly. Same requirements as other industries and occupations. And the same challenges: Fitting your 2023 accomplishments into the rigid required elements of the 1991 USCIS…

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    Comment #38335435

    Hi, huge Swizec fan here. I've been following your extraordinary-ability story since 2016. It's an amazing, inspirational, funny saga about the work and perseverance required to ge…

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    Comment #38335234

    Hi, yes those two, for sure. And certainly add "original contributions of major significance." AI specialties are generating "original contributions" thick and fast right now for e…

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    Comment #38334939

    Hi. I'm a colleague of Peter's who specializes in O-1 / EB-1A cases. I have a special interest in tech and engineering. Peter's nailed it here as usual. The key to "extraordinary a…

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    Comment #38334685

    Peter's at a new firm: https://ogletree.com/people/peter-d-roberts/ Media announcement: https://ogletree.com/media-center/press-releases/2023-07-17/... I'm a colleague of Peter's. …

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    Comment #37847055

    Just to add to the knowledge base here. I tried a hack in iCalendar and Google Calendar. If you add an entry as "all-day event," it does show a nice line item in month view. That g…

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    Comment #37846725

    Hello, thanks so much for the reply. I really do like calendar.txt. I'm especially a fan of the week numbers. It matches how I conceptualize time. Thank you! Here's my issue. I'm p…

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    Ask HN: Digital Wall Calendar?

    Remember those monthly wall calendars you just write your appointments on? Has anyone seen a digital version of that, where you can jot down a note for a day in plain text? Plain t…

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    Comment #37583523

    This complaint is one of the clearest, most concise pieces of legal drafting I've ever seen. It's only 7 pages! The small inline graphics in the pleading are innovative and effecti…

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    Comment #37441289

    This is pretty scary. These dams look so shallow and easy to run. Thanks for the PSA. Here's a cool US Army Corps of Engineers report on the remediation of dangerous and defective …

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    Comment #37379901

    This is great, thanks! Favorite feature: Auto-reduction of the readability level. Anything that helps experts explain how things work, in a simple way, is a win-win.

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    Comment #37379743

    I'll miss this site. Of all the paid stock photo outlets, it has the clearest, most direct pricing structure. You could always buy one small JPG for under $5, with no $50 minimum p…

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