Form I-140G and the requested evidence support the government’s assessment; submission itself does not confer residence. The executive order provides for the qualifying gift to be treated as evidence under specified EB-1 or EB-2 provisions, consistently with law. Admissibility, eligibility and visa availability still require determination. Review the proposed classification before deciding which supporting material to assemble.
Match evidence to the classification
Evidence that supports one immigrant classification may be irrelevant to another, so the determination stage shapes what belongs in the portal submission. Ask which category the case is being assessed under and what that category expects an applicant to show. Where the answer is not yet settled, prepare the material that is useful either way and hold the rest.
Filing a large volume of unfocused documents does not improve a case and can slow the review of the ones that matter. Ask which classification the case is being assessed under and what that category expects an applicant to show, because evidence supporting one immigrant classification may be irrelevant to another and the determination stage shapes what belongs in the submission. Where the answer is not yet settled, prepare the material useful either way and hold the rest, since filing a large volume of unfocused documents does not improve a case and can slow the review of the documents that matter.
Form I-140G and the requested evidence support the government's assessment, and submission itself confers no residence; admissibility, eligibility, and visa availability all still require determination. Review the proposed classification before assembling anything.