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Recognition for achievements and significant contributions to the industry or field
Why AAO was not persuaded
The recommendation letters attest to the Petitioner's experience and good work but do not speak to recognition for achievements or significant contributions to the broader industry. The contributions described are limited to his employers and do not establish a broader impact on the field.
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The recommendation letters attest to the Petitioner's experience and good work but do not speak to recognition for achievements or significant contributions to the broader industry. The contributions described are limited to his employers and do not establish a broader impact on the field.
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License to practice the profession or certification
Why AAO was not persuaded
The Petitioner provided a commercial driver's license but not a license to practice his profession of CEO/logistics management. Although the Petitioner claimed a commercial driver's license is mandated for this profession, no evidence was submitted to support that claim. Additional training certificates do not constitute certifications for a profession or occupation.
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The Petitioner provided a commercial driver's license but not a license to practice his profession of CEO/logistics management. Although the Petitioner claimed a commercial driver's license is mandated for this profession, no evidence was submitted to support that claim. Additional training certificates do not constitute certifications for a profession or occupation.
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This criterion was found met by the Director and not disputed; the waiver label reflects that AAO did not re-analyze it on appeal as the Petitioner did not raise it.
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This criterion was found met by the Director and not disputed; the waiver label reflects that AAO did not re-analyze it on appeal as the Petitioner did not raise it.
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