Wednesday, October 19, 2011
MODEL'S VISA TO USA
Fashion models of distinguished merit or ability, who wish to temporarily work in the U.S., may apply for an H1B visa. In order to be eligible for grant of an H1B Fashion Model visa, the applicant must be a prominent fashion model, and must be coming to the U.S. to perform services which require a model of prominence.
“Distinguished Merit and Ability” is defined by USCIS in relation to prominence. Prominence means a high level of achievement in the field of fashion modeling, evidenced by a degree of skill and recognition substantially above that which is ordinarily encountered. A prominent model may be one who is renowned, leading, or well-known in the field of fashion modeling.
Exceptionally qualified ladies in the fashion modeling industry may qualify for a Model's Visa. This visa allows a model to temporarily visit the United States to work or participate in modeling events.
Under U.S. immigration laws, there are potentially three methods to qualify for a model's visa
The H-1B work visa allows you to do modeling work in the U.S. for a designated employer for three years. This visa requires that you present: 1) qualifications as a distinguished fashion model in the industry, including titles in widely-regarded contests of first rank; and 2) a written job offer from a U.S. employer which has offered you the "prevailing wage" and filed a Labor Department "attestation"
H1B Visa for Fashion Models: Eligibility
Amelie, and other fashion models who wish to work in the U.S., may apply for an H1B visa if they meet the following requirements:
They must be of distinguished merit and ability.
The position offered or the services to be performed in the U.S., must require a fashion model of prominence.
The U.S. employer must pay the fashion model, as is the case with all H1B professionals, the prevailing wage for the occupation in the area of intended employment or the actual wage being paid by the employer to fashion models of similar standing, whichever is higher.
Fashion Models, unlike all other H1B professionals, do not necessarily need to hold a bachelor or higher degree.
At this point XYZ realized that although Amelie does not have a bachelor or higher degree, she can still qualify for H1B classification. All they have to do is establish that she is a fashion model of distinguished merit and ability and that the services she is going to perform requires a fashion model of prominence.
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