An EB1 lawyer needs to provide a substantial amount of evidence to make a successful application. This can include academic records, awards and recognition, proof of contribution to the field, and letters from experts in the field. (The more evidence submitted, the better!) To bolster an application further, it is important for the lawyer to detail any publications or research that has been done by their client as well as any professional achievements they have made. Additionally, testimonials from community leaders will help demonstrate how their client's work has had an impact on society.
Moreover, a good place to start is with an essay describing why this person should be eligible for an EB1 visa. This statement should cover all of the criteria that must be met for a successful petition - including ability in science or art, national acclaim or recognition within their field of expertise, and extraordinary accomplishments in the past 15 years.
Finally, it is important to remember that these applications are reviewed very closely and every piece of evidence counts! Therefore it is critical that all supporting documents provided are accurate and up-to-date so that there is no confusion when making a decision on the application. The key is providing enough information without going overboard – excessive amounts of documentation may lead to delays or denials! So make sure everything provided is necessary and relevant.