USCIS views culturally unique programmes as the ones that represent the traditions or culture of a certain group. That means that applicants wanting to get the P3 Visa should practice some form of traditional art. Several examples of artists that might be eligible for the P3 Visa include acrobats, bagpipers, flamenco dancers, or folk singers.
As there are many different art forms, USCIS reviews P3 Visa applications on a case-by-case basis. If you are not sure whether what you do as an entertainer qualifies you for the P3 Visa, talk to our immigration lawyers. They will assess your eligibility for the P3 Visa and will help you prepare evidence showing that your performance in the US would be culturally unique.