Case Summary:

North America Immigration Law Group has aided more than 32,000 clients to secure their nonimmigrant and immigrant visas over time. With our unprecedented knowledge and experience, we carefully analyze the data of our esteemed clients to lead them to reach their ultimate goal of becoming green card holders in the United States. So, when an assistant professor from India hired us for filing his I-140 EB1-A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) petition, we buckled up to put a strong case on his behalf to achieve the desired success.

To remain at par with the ever-shifting landscape of immigration law in the U.S., we strategically included only the relevant information extracted from our client’s provided credentials to customize his petition packet for the USCIS adjudicating authority:

• Firstly, we detailed his proposed research work, focusing on the prevalence of untreated caries and their impact on pediatric dental health, which addresses some of the world’s most pressing issues, including the safe practice of dentistry during a pandemic.
• Also, he has provided several independent researchers from around the world with insight critical to a range of advances in the field of endodontics. His work resulted in 14 peer-reviewed scientific articles and one book chapter, published in some of the most discerning, high-impact journals in his field, accumulating 884 citations.
• The respect our client reigns in the field is again evident in his record of peer review. To date, he has served as a judge for 26 papers, most of which have been for the very prestigious Journal of Endodontics. His extensive record shows that he is indeed acknowledged to be an expert and that he effectively reckons the work of others to preserve scientific integrity.
• Moreover, his work has been used as a resource by many notable national and international institutes to promote the safe practice of dentistry. These organizations include the World Health Organization (WHO), the British Endodontic Society (BES), and the American Institute of Dental Public Health (AIDPH).
• Furthermore, his work has resulted in his reception of the American Dental Association (ADA)’s 10 Under 10 Award in addition to notable funding from the American Association of Endodontists (AAE).

“[Client] has without a doubt demonstrated that he is an outstanding member of the field of endodontics. His research contributions are critically important, and there is no doubt that he is to continue to provide outstanding work. With dental diseases occurring at a frequent rate globally, it is critically important to retain experts like him. As such, I strongly support granting his application in the interest of the United States.”

The aforementioned statement has been taken out from one of the four recommendation letters we added to our client’s EB1A petition packet obtained by other highly qualified scientists in the field, corroborating that our client has distinguished himself among his peers in dentistry and endodontics and has made tangible contributions to the field. The United States would benefit from his continued work providing advancement for both the medical community and their patients.

Thus, we are glad to have had the opportunity to help this wonderful client of ours with his EB1A case, which got approved just 9 days after we filed the case. Also, we sincerely thank him for retaining us for filing his I-485 application and securing the green card successfully as well.