Research Leadership
May demonstrate responsibility, leadership and ability to execute a research program.
Research funding can be powerful evidence, but the legal significance depends on what the grant proves. A grant is not automatically an EB1A prize or award. The filing should identify the funding source, selection process, applicant's role and the relationship between the funded work and the immigration argument.
May demonstrate responsibility, leadership and ability to execute a research program.
Show the applicant's specific role in developing or carrying out the funded work.
Useful when records explain why the applicant's expertise was important to the project.
Participation in a funded project does not mean the applicant personally obtained the grant.
Being supported by funded research does not establish that the applicant personally received a qualifying prize or award.
Funding may establish leadership, competitive support, progress, resources or another relevant part of the immigration case.
No.
No.
Yes, depending on the applicant's role and relationship to the proposed endeavor.
It can be useful when competitive selection is relevant to the argument being made.