Success Story: EB1A Approval for Post Doctoral Mechanical Engineer with Diverse Research

Client’s Testimonial: It would be my pleasure to recommend you on Linkedin. Please feel free to share my email with your client. Also, I have already asked few of my friends who have similar profile as me to contact you for filing their petition. On November 9th, 2012, we received an EB1A approval for a client who had filed on July 31st, 2012. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: This was a unique case, as the client had worked in both the bioengineering and biomechanics fields, but Read more [...]

Success Story: Approved EB-1a (Aliens of Extraordinary Ability) for Post Doctoral Computer Scientist within 22 days. (7 days after upgrading to premium processing)

Client’s Testimonial Thanks for your excellent work. It is efficient and high-quality. Since our collaboration is so nice, it will be my pleasure to share this experience with others. Of course, you may leave my email to the potential client, and definitely I will strongly recommend you to this client. And I wish your career better and better. This petition was filed on 11/08/2012 and got approved on 11/30/2012 by Nebraska Service Center. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: This Read more [...]

Success Story: Approved EB1B, EB1-OR (Outstanding Researcher/Professor)after RFE (Request for Evidence) for Post Doctoral Researcher (Only 40 Citations)

Client’s Testimonial: I cannot thank enough for your diligent and intelligent work that you have devoted to my case. I have encountered 8 attorneys either working on or consulting for my immigration case in the past three years, but none of them has brought such joy that my family and I have received today. I have to say without any bias that you are the best attorney I have ever met. I will absolutely recommend your legal firm to anyone who is seeking a legal assistance in terms of employment Read more [...]

Success Story: Approved EB1A, EB1-EA (Aliens of Extraordinary Ability) for a Nanotechnology Scientist in 9 Days without RFE (Request for Evidence)

Client's Testimonial:   I am not sure whether the 40 days (from our first day to sign the contract to today the 140 get approved) is the shortest time that you ever handled for your clients before, but your professional efficient and patient to answer my questions are really impress me a lot.  This petition was filed on November 26th 2012 and got approved December 5th 2012. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: First of all, we are glad to share that the client had his approval notice Read more [...]

Success Story: EB1A (EB1-EA) approval in 8 days after upgrading to premium processing for a Drug Delivery Systems Expert

EB1A (EB1-EA) approval in 8 days after upgrading to premium processing for a Drug Delivery Systems Expert. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: On November 14th, a client of ours who was working at a university in Dallas, Texas had her petition approved.  For her case, we focused our argumentation on the client’s expertise in new drug delivery methods that modify drug release profiles. Additionally, we defined our client’s extensive drug development record in six letters of recommendation Read more [...]

Success Story: EB1A (EB1-EA) approval in 10 days after upgrading to premium processing for Radiation Transfer Expert

EB1A (EB1-EA) approval in 10 days after upgrading to premium processing for Radiation Transfer Expert. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: On November 20th, the U.S.C.I.S. granted an EB1A (EB1-EA) case to one of our clients whose work was focused on aerosol microphysics and radiation transfer.   For this case, we petitioned the USCIS on behalf of our client who was employed at a university in Nevada. To appeal to the USCIS, we demonstrated our client’s expertise in Engineering of Aerosol-Based Read more [...]

Success Story: EB1A (EB1-EA) approval in 5 days after upgrading to premium processing for Statistical Machine Learning Expert

EB1A (EB1-EA) approval in 5 days after upgrading to premium processing for Statistical Machine Learning Expert. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: On Dec. 3rd, another one of Chen Immigration Law Associates’ EB1A (EB-1 EA) cases was successfully adjudicated in favor of our client.  In this case, our client was involved in domain-specific knowledge mining at a prestigious University in Kansas.  We framed the petitioner as an expert on Statistical Machine Learning with expertise in Bioinformatics, Read more [...]

Making the Impossible Possible and Simple: Approval after Denials & RFEs (part I)

Making the Impossible Possible and Simple:  Approval after Denials & RFEs (part I)   Victoria Chen, J.D., Esq.   Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City, once remarked— “Canada sets aside 36 percent of their visas for people with skills they think their country needs. We set aside six percent. We educate the doctors, and then don't give 'em a green card.”   This lends to the worldwide perception that obtaining a Green Card for permanent residency in the United States Read more [...]

Making the Impossible Possible and Simple: Approval after Denials & RFEs (part II)

Making the Impossible Possible and Simple:  Approval after Denials & RFEs  (part II) Victoria Chen, J.D., Esq. CASE TWO – SAP MANAGEMENT & CONSULTING (EB-1A & EB-2 NIW) Similar to case one, case two also concerned a foreign professional who decided to retain the services of Chen Immigration Law Associates following his receipt of RFEs for both his EB-1 and EB-2 cases and understandable dissatisfaction with the original attorney on record.  Additionally, since this client was Read more [...]

Q & A Session for Potential Clients:

Q 1: How fast can I expect my case to be prepared and filed if I work with Chen Immigration Law Associates? A: The time on us is always standard and predicable. It takes us 1-2 weeks to produce the first drafts of the recommendation letters and 1-2 weeks to provide the first draft of the petition letter. After we get comments from you on the documents drafts, it takes us about 1-3 days to provide the revised letters. We also need 3 days to organize the exhibits and file the case to the USCIS. This Read more [...]