Our Dublin, Ohio immigration offices also handle EB-1 visa cases. EB-1 visas are reserved for individuals with extraordinary abilities, outstanding professors, researchers, multinational executives or managers. Each category has its own set of criteria to be met in order to qualify. Once you obtain the EB-1 immigrant status, you may become a lawful permanent resident of the United States. Your achievements must be widely recognized in your field and extensively documented. Additionally, and offer of employment is not required when the petitioner’s extraordinary ability can be sufficiently demonstrated.
In order to demonstrate the extraordinary ability, the petitioner must be able to provide documentation in at least three of the following areas: nationally or internationally recognized awards, membership in associations which demand outstanding achievement in the field, published material in professional publications, experience judging other’s work in the field, original contributions of major significance to the field, authorship of scholarly articles in professional publications or other major media, and more, please read our EB-1 Visa service page for better insight.
Dublin, Ohio is a city that spans three counties: Franklin, Delaware, and Union and is home to around 50,000 residents. It is considered the suburb of the city, but don’t let that fool you! This suburb has a character of its own; no wonder it is known by the tagline “Irish is an Attitude.” Downtown holds numerous attractions that will make your visit worthwhile. Even if you have just moved in here as an immigrant, you will find these attractions a must when living here.
Dublin also consistently ranks as one of the safest cities in the nation and is the number one city in the state of Columbus. The city is home to more than “20 corporate headquarters, an entrepreneurial center, thousands of thriving businesses from start-ups to international corporations”, and much more. Some of the perks of living here include responsive services, attractive housing, superior public education, direct regional highway access, abundant park space, thorughtful and strategic planning, innovative ideas and technology and a dynamic community life.
Historic Architecture is present throughout the city such as Bridge Park, The Dublin Link Park, and Riverside Crossing Park. As this website puts it, Dublin connects “historic with contemporary, [where] traditional blends with trend-setting, and where Irish-approved and world-inspired go hand-in-hand.” Here you can find a walking map of Downtown.
Bridge Park is a development that combines living space and shopping. There are plentiful Dining, Stays, and Shopping options here. Some Dining options include Cap City Diner, Fukuryu Ramen, VASO Rooftop Lounge, Local Cantina, The Avenue, and more. As for services and attractions in Bridge Park, there is 16-Bit Bar & Arcade, Sandbox VR, The Color Bar, Restore, PINS Mechanical Company, Mesh Fitness, & More. If you need a stay while you are in Bridge Park, you can book a room at AC Marriott or SpringHill Suites. The Exchange Events Center is great for hosting any events you might need to host.
The Dublin Link Park is home to the Dublin Link, which is “the longest span, single tower S-shaped suspension bridge in the world.” This bridge connects Historic Dunlin to Bridge Park. The bridge is 760 ft. long and its main tower is 169 ft. tall. According to the city’s website, “the landmark represents connectivity and was envisioned for decades”. It was approved in 2007 and it was in 2020 when the bridge was finally built. The bridge is also used to visually represent the city’s initiatives and causes. By lighting the bridge in a certain manner, the city is able to represent that they stand for.
There are numerous days on which the bridge is lit according to events, causes, holidays, and some of them include: New Year’s Day, MLK JR. Day, Lunar New Year, Valentine’s Day, President’s Day, First Night of Ramadan, International Women’s Day, Patrick’s Day Parade, Patrick’s Day, & many, many more.
If St. Patrick’s Day is your favorite holiday, then this is your kind of town. Dublin even has designated “Irish Approved Businesses” that offer Irish-inspired products and services year-round. We truly enjoy the cosmopolitan and unique culture of our downtown experience.
Snack on an Irish Egg Roll from the Dublin Village Tavern, a favorite among several of our immigration attorneys. For dessert, indulge in a Shamrock Sundae from Graeter’s Ice Cream, or pick up an Irish souvenir at Boho 72 Boutique. We also recommend reading the awesome story of Columbus, Ohio based ice cream maker Jeni Britton. Jeni has been making Ice Cream since 1996 and is famously known for making ice cream from scratch with a uniquely smooth texture and buttercream body. With 8 Jeni’s Ice Cream “Scoop Shops” in Columbus, you will find the one in Dublin located at 1 W. Bridge St.
Here, urban life is in symbiosis with the nature, allowing you to explore more than 60 parks, over 100 miles of bike paths, and tour of breathtaking waterfalls.
