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AAO EB-1A decision Dec162010_01B2203: law and procedural dismissals in eb-1a appeals
Without concrete documentary evidence, claims for membership, scholarly articles, judging, and awards will be rejected. Documentary evidence supporting the judging criterion.; Evidence that membership requires outstanding achievements judged by recognized experts.; Proof that the petitioner’s articl
Decision Snapshot
Field Value --- --- Decision ID Dec162010_01B2203 Decision date not stated in the extraction Outcome dismissed Field or occupation law Final merits discussed No / not stated
Criteria Discussed
awards
judging
leading_critical_role
membership
original_contributions
published_material
scholarly_articles
Criteria Accepted
Not stated in the extracted decision plan.
Criteria Rejected
judging
membership
published_material
scholarly_articles
Core Lesson
Without concrete documentary evidence, claims for membership, scholarly articles, judging, and awards will be rejected.
Evidence Issue
Documentary evidence supporting the judging criterion.
Evidence that membership requires outstanding achievements judged by recognized experts.
Proof that the petitioner’s articles were published in professional or major trade publications.
Documentation that the petitioner’s self‑authored pieces qualify as published material about her work.
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