Polish World Class Martial Artist Mateusz Rebecki Receives P-1 visa,

Oakhurst Legal Group is pleased to announce that another world-class martial artist has been granted a P-1 visa. Mr. Mateusz Rebecki, an exceptional practitioner in boxing who has competed on the world  stage in many countries, is expected to compete in world class competitions in the United States after being granted the P-1 visa. With this visa, he may also participate in publicity events and vacation to recover from the  competitions. 

Mateusz Rebecki, Polish World Class Martial Artist

With a Pro MMA Record of 15-1-0 (Win-Loss-Draw), Rebecki has a supremely impressive array of career achievements as a World Class Martial  Artist in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at a very young age around the world. He has risen to the position of a respected and revered pound-for-pound fighter in Eastern Europe and is the face of MMA from Poland.

Mateus Rebecki is expected to compete in bouts with other fighters near or above his world ranking and experience in his weight class in the following events in the United States: Ultimate Fighting Championships, iKon Fighting Championships on UFC Fight Pass, Professional Fighters League, Fight 2 Win, ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship, International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF), and World Jiu-Jitsu Championship, among others.

Rębecki is ranked #1 and is the reigning champion on First Exclusive Night (FEN) in his weight category. He is also ranked #1 in active Europe Eastern Pro Lightweight and ranked #4 in Welterweight by Tapology. He is ranked #1 in active Poland Pro Lightweights by Tapology. He stands at #4 in the Lightweight Prospect Rankings by MMA Prospects as of 10th of May 2021.

Who is a P-1A Athlete?

If you are an athlete coming temporarily to the United States for the purpose of performing at a specific athletic competition, the P-1A classification applies to you. Specifically, this is granted to athletes performing at a specific athletic competition as:

1. 
   An individual athlete at an internationally recognized level of performance;
2. Part of a group or team at an internationally recognized level of performance;
3. A professional athlete; or
4. An athlete or coach, as part of a team or franchise that is located in the United States and a member of a foreign league or association.

Furthermore, the P-1A visa also applies to professional or amateur athletes coming temporarily to the United States solely to perform in a specific theatrical ice skating production or tour, individually or as part of a group.

In Mr. Rebecki’s P-1A petition, it was supported by ample evidence that he meets at least two of the P-1A criteria  above and qualifies for the non-immigrant P-1 visa. Moreover, he seeks to come to the United States  on a temporary basis to continue competing in world championship level combat sports events. Mr. Rebecki is unambiguously qualified to be classified as a P-1A alien of extraordinary ability. 

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