O1 Visa Green Card

It's great to meet you, Hind. In general, here are the steps to change from an O1 visa to a green card:
*. Submit a petition for Alien Worker (Form I-*).
*. Wait for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to approve the petition.
*. Apply for Adjustment of Status (Form I-*).
*. Attend a biometrics appointment and an interview.
*. Wait for USCIS to grant the green card.
Ensure to consult with a legal professional as this process can be complex.

Here are the general steps for completing Form I-*:
*. Read the instructions provided by USCIS carefully.
*. Complete the form using a computer or type in your answers.
*. Use black ink if you need to print and sign the form.
*. Always provide accurate and complete information.
*. Collect all required supporting documents.
Please consult a legal expert for personalized advice.

Yes, you can concurrently file Form I-* (Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker) and Form I-* (Adjustment of Status). This is known as "concurrent filing" and it's generally allowed when a visa number is immediately available. Always consult with an immigration lawyer for personalized advice.

The supporting documents for Form I-* generally include:
*. A labor certification (if required).
*. Proof of the applicant's qualifications.
*. Evidence of the petitioner's ability to pay the offered wage.
*. A job offer letter from the U.S. employer.
Please consult an immigration lawyer for personalized advice.

For an E11 (Extraordinary Ability) category, the documents generally needed for Form I-* include:
*. Evidence of a major, internationally recognized award, or lesser nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards.
*. Evidence of your membership in associations.
*. Published material about you in professional publications.
*. Evidence of your participation as a judge of the work of others.
*. Evidence of your significant contributions to your field.
Always consult an immigration attorney for personalized guidance.