For EB-1, no matter OR or extraordinary ability, it is better you have a permanant position. I have seen quite some cases got RFE asking for this. Even one case for NIW, which is outragous.
You can use same letters for both category. But, if possible, try to make two slightly different letters, one for each purpose. Only the ending words are slightly different. Well, this is not a critical point.
You have a very strong backgound, but lots of cases like yours got RFE or even dinied, because people thought their case was so strong, they did not prepre as careful, say like a normal guy, including me.
So spend 2-3 months, got good letters, dig out any good piece of evidence: citation, good comments, etc, and write a very nice and clear petition letter. Even if you hire a lawyer, do 90% of your homework, they can help, but they don't care for each case, you care.
Good luck
You can use same letters for both category. But, if possible, try to make two slightly different letters, one for each purpose. Only the ending words are slightly different. Well, this is not a critical point.
You have a very strong backgound, but lots of cases like yours got RFE or even dinied, because people thought their case was so strong, they did not prepre as careful, say like a normal guy, including me.
So spend 2-3 months, got good letters, dig out any good piece of evidence: citation, good comments, etc, and write a very nice and clear petition letter. Even if you hire a lawyer, do 90% of your homework, they can help, but they don't care for each case, you care.
Good luck
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