NIW/EB1

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experience matters - our team’s high approval rate

For NIW and EB1A cases, attorneys’ skills and knowledge are crucial to persuade immigration officers to get approvals. Experienced NIW/EB1 attorneys argue for their clients’ cases better in terms of delivering clients’ research achievements into common language. As we are headquartered in Boston, a hub of national engineering/science/technology, we work with clients from many prestigious academic and research institutions including but not limited to MIT, Harvard, Stanford, Boston University, and MGH. Based on our 8 years of experiences with high successful records of approval, we specialize in NIW and EB1A cases.


standard of NIW - MATTER OF DHANASAR

Three-prong test: a foreign national (the applicant) should pass those three requirements.

  1. Proposed endeavor is of substantial merit and national importance

  2. Well positioned to advanced the proposed endeavor

  3. Significant benefit for “national interest”


Documents to prepare

For NIW/EB1 cases, the following documents should be submitted to prove the applicants’ research achievements:

  • Cover Letter (written by experienced attorneys to establish the applicant is satisfied the standards based on Matter of Dhanasar)

  • CV

  • Publication – Sample articles published in journals

  • Patent

  • Degree

  • Oral, Poster Presentation Brochures

  • Well-written Letters of Recommendation

  • Citation (Google Scholar)

  • Employment Verification

  • Media (if covered the applicant’s research)

  • Awards

  • Membership

  • Other documents to show the applicant’s achievements  


how many recommendation letters do we need?

There is a NO required number of letters under the law. However, 6-7 letters are good to go. A few letters from experts who can give independent evaluation is also great. A couple Applicants without letters of recommendation received approvals from the USCIS.