CHECKLIST FOR LETTER
IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATION FOR
OUTSTANDING RESEARCH IMMIGRANT VISA

Supporting documentation from the applicant's peers and professors will be very helpful in expediting the processing of his application for classification as an “Outstanding Research.” In particular, evidence of the applicant's original accomplishment, his high salary, membership in professional associations, recognition in his field for significant accomplishments or any other evidence of the applicant's extraordinary ability you would like to include would be helpful.

To the extent possible and within the bounds of the truth, you should cover the following points in your letter about the applicant:

1. You should write your letter on your official letterhead and address it to Immigration and Naturalization Service (without specifying a street address). You should describe your current position and your qualifications that make you qualified to comment on the applicant's contributions to his field.  Please attach a copy of your curriculum vitae to your letter.

2. You should describe how you know the applicant, specifying the nature and duration of your professional relationship with him.  If you have worked together, please describe the period (the beginning and end dates, by month and year) during which you worked together.

3. Please describe the applicant's most outstanding contributions to his field.

4. Please describe the significance of the applicant's work and the impact it has had on both his specific field and on the United States generally.

5.Please describe why the applicant’s accomplishments are extraordinary or outstanding compared with other accomplishments in this field.  You should focus on any aspect of his life or character that sets him above other accomplished people in his field of expertise.

WHEN YOU COMPLETE YOUR LETTER, PLEASE SEND IT TO

CHARLES H. KUCK, ESQ.
Kuck Casablanca LLC
8010 Roswell Road, Suite 300
Atlanta, GA  30350

REMEMBER: ADDRESS THE LETTER TO IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

DO NOT SEND YOUR LETTER DIRECTLY TO THE U.S. IMMIGRATION SERVICE