¿Eres un deportista reconocido internacionalmente?

April Perez • Aug 18, 2022

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     La clasificación P-1A se aplica a las personas que vienen temporalmente a los Estados Unidos con el único fin de desempeñarse en una competencia atlética específica como:
  • Un atleta individual en un nivel de rendimiento reconocido internacionalmente;
  • Formar parte de un grupo o equipo con un nivel de desempeño reconocido internacionalmente;
  • Un atleta profesional; o
  • Un atleta o entrenador, como parte de un equipo o franquicia ubicado en los Estados Unidos y miembro de una liga o asociación extranjera.
     Un solicitante de la visa P1A debe poder cumplir con al menos dos de los siguientes criterios y los posibles tipos de evidencia se enumeran debajo de cada requisito.

1.  Evidencia de haber participado de manera significativa en una temporada anterior con una liga deportiva importante de los Estados Unidos.

Esta podría ser contratos o una carta.

2.  Evidencia de haber participado en competencia internacional con un equipo nacional.

Esta podría ser un contrato con el equipo, un certificado de la competencia emitido al solicitante, artículos sobre la competencia y el equipo, y fotos de la competencia y el solicitante con la selección nacional.

3.  Evidencia de haber participado de manera significativa en una temporada anterior para un colegio o universidad de los EE. UU. en una competencia intercolegial.

Esta podría ser contratos o una carta.

4.  Una declaración escrita de un funcionario del organismo rector del deporte que detalle cómo se reconoce internacionalmente al atleta o equipo.

Una declaración escrita de un funcionario.

5.  Una declaración escrita de un miembro de los medios deportivos o un experto reconocido en el deporte que detalle cómo el atleta o equipo es reconocido internacionalmente.

Esta puede ser artículos sobre el solicitante y su éxito y competencia en el deporte. Además, si no hay suficientes artículos, puede ser útil incluir cartas de otros expertos en el campo (por lo general, otros competidores consumados en el deporte). Las cartas deben discutir los antecedentes de los escritores de las cartas, cómo y cuándo conocieron al solicitante y discutir los logros significativos del solicitante.

6.  Evidencia de que el atleta o equipo está clasificado, si el deporte tiene clasificaciones internacionales.

Dependiendo del deporte, las clasificaciones pueden aplicarse o no. Los luchadores de Jiu Jitsu pueden obtener una clasificación en el sitio web de la IBJJF (Federación Internacional de jiu-jitsu brasileño) o en otros sitios web importantes de organizaciones de jiu-jitsu. Los luchadores de artes marciales mixtas (MMA) pueden mostrar la clasificación en organizaciones notables como UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) que también se puede usar.

7.  Evidencia de que el atleta o equipo ha recibido un honor o premio importante en el deporte.

Pueden ser certificados, una lista de premios, artículos sobre el premio u honor discutiendo su importancia. Los peleadores de MMA pueden proporcionar su historial de victorias/derrotas y su perfil de clasificación con su historial de peleas e incluir información sobre las peleas principales o las peleas por el título de campeón que conquistó. También puede incluir artículos sobre premios, certificados y fotos. Para los luchadores de jiu-jitsu, puede usar copias impresas del sitio web de la IBJJF que muestren las victorias del solicitante y copias impresas de otras competiciones importantes de organizaciones de jiu-jitsu que hayan ganado. También puede proporcionar artículos sobre la importancia de las competencias de jiu-jitsu ganadas por el solicitante.

     Además, el solicitante debe demostrar que la competencia o competencias en las que competirá tienen una reputación distinguida y están en un nivel de desempeño reconocido internacionalmente y, que requiere la participación de un atleta reconocido internacionalmente.

Posible evidencia de esto puede ser:
  • El nivel de audiencia, asistencia, ingresos y cobertura de los principales medios de comunicación de los eventos.
  • La trascendencia de la participación pasada de atletas o equipos reconocidos internacionalmente.
  • El ranking internacional de atletas que compiten.
  • Requisitos de méritos documentados de los participantes.
  • Artículos e impresos de antecedentes sobre las futuras competiciones.
Si cree que puede calificar, debe comunicarse con nuestra oficina.
 

 Este blog no pretende ser un consejo legal y nada aquí debe interpretarse como el establecimiento de una relación abogado-cliente. Programe una consulta con un abogado de inmigración antes de actuar sobre cualquier información que lea aquí.


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