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Case Summary:

Our client has an extensive record of publication in some of the most prestigious, high-impact journals in the field of computer science, with 26 peer-reviewed scientific articles, 1 book chapter, and 1 patent application published. His work has received 632 citations from at least 53 countries, demonstrating the influence he has had on colleagues and peers. In addition, he has made vital contributions to scientific research through editing and peer review, which are crucial for upholding the legitimacy, integrity, and caliber of his scholarly work and a pillar of the publishing process. He completed 16 reviews to date, testifying to his authority and well-established competence in the field of computer science.

Our team at North America Immigration Law Group decided to accept an Indian senior machine learning engineer’s request to file an I-140 NIW (National Interest Waiver) petition because his ground-breaking research summary has significant merit and national significance, taking into account the above-mentioned important details.

We noted his noteworthy research work on developing scalable machine-learning techniques tailored to optimize the semiconductor design process, addressing some of the world’s most pressing issues, including applying machine-learning techniques to improve agriculture, environmental monitoring, and semiconductor design.

Our client was so pleased with our work that they hired us again to file a different petition under the I-140 EB1-A category (Alien of Extraordinary Ability). Having successfully handled over 32,000 cases in the past, we were confident in our ability to assist him with both situations. Additionally, we began compiling crucial data in order to build a compelling EB1-A case on his side.

The most challenging prerequisite for receiving EB1A approval is demonstrating the alien’s recognition and accomplishments on a national and international level. Thus, we were able to quickly assemble an impressive list of his accomplishments, which included his peer-reviewed publication and citation records, experience with peer review, and funding support for his work from organizations such as the NSF, the Army Research Laboratory, the NIH, the CONIX Research Center, the IoBT REIGN Collaborative Research Alliance, the UK Ministry of Defense, and the NIH, demonstrating both his extraordinary ability and his importance to the United States both nationally and internationally.

After demonstrating his extraordinary ability in his field of endeavor, the documentary evidence submitted in accordance with section 203(b)(1)(A) of the Act established that he is eligible to be classified as an alien of extraordinary ability because he wants to enter the country to continue working in that field and because his entry would likely have a significant positive impact on the US economy.

We are pleased to announce that we were able to convince USCIS that our client’s methods and results have numerous beneficial applications in areas such as agriculture, environmental monitoring, and semiconductor chip design. As a result, he has been approved for both his EB1A and NIW in a span of just 26 days. These two good news back-to-back this year make us wish our client all the luck for his future endeavors as well.