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Extraordinary ability

Describes individuals who are part of the small percentage of those who have risen to the very top of a field of endeavor. Those with extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics may obtain permanent resident status, with or without an offer of employment in the United States in the employment-based first preference category of priority workers.

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