I NEED HELP WITH IMMIGRATION LAW CLASS.

Craig, from New Zealand, is the principal French horn player with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, or CSO, listed among the world's top ten orchestras. Craig has previously played as both part of the orchestra and as a soloist with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra as well as the Berlin Philharmonic, which is listed among the top ten orchestras in the world. In addition, the renowned Colorado Music Festival has repeatedly invited him to perform as a soloist. His performances have received rave reviews in major media outlets, including an article in the Chicago Tribune that described his performance with the CSO as "flawless." He is interested in pursuing an EB-1A petition. The conductor of the CSO, recognized internationally as one of the best conductor's in the world, is eager to support his petition.

Which criteria would Craig satisfy under step one of the Kazarian test? What types of documents would Craig need to provide the USCIS to satisfy both steps one and two of the Kazarian test?

Craig, the French Horn player introduced earlier, is feeling burnt out after 15 years of constant performing and frequent travel. Through his performances, he has collected a considerably large nest egg and is hoping that, once he obtains LPR status in the United States, he can retire and pursue full time his other passion and hobby, composing music.

Can Craig still pursue an EB-1A Petition? What if he plans to compose music for French horns?