还有我觉得引用都是用来证明contributionsd? 你可以看看uscis的rfe template,里面 说contribution的时候说到“Evidence that the beneficiary’s major significant contribution(s) has provoked widespread public commentary in the field or has been widely cited.”
Could you explain this more? Citation is never an explicit requirement, however, both contribution and authorship implies citation. What would you claim and how would you support it?
【在 T*******y 的大作中提到】 : Could you explain this more? : Citation is never an explicit requirement, however, both contribution and : authorship implies citation. What would you claim and how would you support : it?
【在 m*****u 的大作中提到】 : 还有我觉得引用都是用来证明contributionsd? 你可以看看uscis的rfe template,里面 : 说contribution的时候说到“Evidence that the beneficiary’s major significant : contribution(s) has provoked widespread public commentary in the field or : has been widely cited.”
Hi, meizosu: Can you explain a bit more on how not to mention citation when you claim contribution and authorship? Your 29 citations are not too few. Thanks!
以下都是我从uscis的rfe template里面看到的,authorship没有要求任何关于 citation的evidence。即使是contribution,如果你仔细看rfe template里面的要求, citation也只是可以提供的证据之一,不是required。提供citation作为contribution 的证据,是因为这个证据最容易。 我在下面把uscis对authorship和contribution里面2项的要求都贴了出来,排版比较烂,大家将就看。。。 (vi) Evidence of the beneficiary's authorship of scholarly articles in the field, in professional or major trade publications or other major media. Incomplete Record of Scholarly Articles This criterion has not been met because the evidence is incomplete. [ISO should explain why the evidence submitted is insufficient to establish eligibility]. Please submit a complete record of the scholarly articles that beneficiary has authored. Evidence of this record could include: Results from scholarly literature search websites (such as SciFinder or Google Scholar) that show the beneficiary as the author, the title of the article, and the journal in which it was published; or Paper copies of the beneficiary’s articles. It is not necessary to submit full articles. For each article, the petitioner only needs to submit the pages necessary to show: The beneficiary as author; The title of the article; and, The journal in which it was published. Evidence does not Establish that the Articles are Scholarly This criterion has not been met because it has not been shown that the beneficiary’s articles are scholarly in nature. [ISO should explain why the evidence submitted is insufficient to establish eligibility]. In general, a scholarly article is an article that is written for learned persons in a given field. "Learned" is defined as "having or demonstrating profound knowledge or scholarship". Learned persons include all persons having profound knowledge of a field. To assist in determining whether the beneficiary’s articles are scholarly in nature, the petitioner may submit: Documentary evidence that the beneficiary’s articles were written for and intended to be read by learned persons in a given field. Evidence does not Establish that the Articles have been Published in Professional or Major Trade Publications or Other Major Media This criterion has not been met because the evidence does not show that the articles were published in professional publications, trade publications, or other major media. [ISO should explain why the evidence submitted is insufficient to establish eligibility]. To assist in determining that the publications qualify as professional or trade publications or other major media, the petitioner may submit: Documentary evidence to establish that the publications in which the articles appear are professional publications, trade publications, or other major media. Such evidence could include circulation information. If circulation information is submitted, it should be specific to the media format in which it was published. That is, if the article was published online, the evidence must relate to the website. If it was published in print, the evidence must relate to the printed publication. (v) Evidence of the beneficiary's original scientific, scholarly, artistic, athletic, or business-related contributions of major significance in the field. Evidence does not Establish that the Original Scientific, Scholarly, Artistic, Athletic, or Business-related Contributions are of Major Significance. This criterion has not been met because the evidence submitted does not show that the beneficiary’s contributions are considered to be of major significance in the field of endeavor. [ISO should explain why the evidence submitted is insufficient to establish eligibility]. To assist in determining whether the beneficiary’s contributions are original and of major significance in the field, the petitioner may submit: Objective documentary evidence of the significance of the beneficiary’s contribution to the field. Documentary evidence that people throughout the field currently consider the beneficiary’s work important. Testimony and/or support letters from experts which discuss the beneficiary’s contributions of major significance. Evidence that the beneficiary’s major significant contribution(s) has provoked widespread public commentary in the field or has been widely cited. Evidence of the beneficiary’s work being implemented by others. Possible evidence may include but is not limited to: Contracts with companies using the beneficiary’s products; Licensed technology being used by others; Patents currently being utilized and shown to be significant to the field.
Yes, you are correct. I understand that citation is never a required evidence, and yet other evidence may be hard to find, either. It does require some creativity to show off our value. I see. You are very strong ah. Okay, I understand your point.
Talk with Dr. Or Change Dr. Don't do something you will regret for whole life. No worth to take risk. I think you can ask Lawyer or USCIS, it should be ok to do it later.
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Talk with Dr. Or Change Dr. Don't do something you will regret for whole life. No worth to take risk. I think you can ask Lawyer or USCIS, it should be ok to do it later.
x*u
40 楼
Talk with Dr. Or Change Dr. Don't do something you will regret for whole life. No worth to take risk. I think you can ask Lawyer or USCIS, it should be ok to do it later.