An O-1 visa, also known as the 'Extraordinary Ability Visa,' is a non-immigrant work visa that allows individuals with exceptional talent and achievements in fields such as sciences, arts, education, athletics, business, motion pictures, or television to work in the United States. It requires demonstrating sustained acclaim or extraordinary ability and temporary work in the U.S. The visa is initially granted for up to three years, with the possibility of extensions, and allows for legal work for the sponsoring employer. Family members can also apply for accompanying O-3 visas. The application process involves filing Form I-129 with the USCIS and requires employer sponsorship. It is not possible to self-sponsor in this category.

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