NIW

NIW. To file an EB2 NIW (National Interest Waiver), you need to fill an I-140 form and petition letter, reference letters and all other evidence supporting your case.

Success Story: NIW Approval for Cyber Security Expert in Just 2 Months

Posted by wegreened on in Computer Science (Internet, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, Cryptography), NIW
NIW Approval for Cyber Security Expert in Just 2 Months. (Approval Notice) Case Summary: On November 28, Chen Immigration Law Associates received approval of an NIW petition for a Cyber Security expert.  Our client was a graduate of a prestigious university in Turkey.  While in the US, our client worked on research for the NSA and US Army, specializing in complex networks and social networks, as well as graph theory and its applications. We defined our client’s field of expertise Read more [...]

EB2-NIW(National Interest Waiver) Entrepreneurs: Success Stories

Posted by wegreened on in NIW
In November of last year, we at Chen Immigration Law Associates, released an article clarifying how entrepreneurs can not only qualify for green cards under the EB-2 National Interest Waiver petition category, but rather can become supreme candidates for National Interest Waivers due to the unique and profound benefits they and their companies pose to the national economy – through the stimulation of foreign and domestic investment, the creation of jobs, and the impactful innovation resulting from Read more [...]

Can I still apply for EB-2 National Interest Waiver if I have a minimal citation record and no scientific or scholarly articles? – Key Strategies for Petition Approval

Posted by wegreened on in NIW
Victoria Chen, J.D., Esq. -   What if I have no scholarly publications, no citations, and no major academic contributions to the field of endeavor; can I still apply for an EB-1 or EB-2 visa?           This is a frequently occurring question we at Chen Immigration Law Associates get from potential clients planning to apply for first- and second-preference employment-based visas.  The answer is “YES.” There are many foreign nationals who apply lacking the above credentials, Read more [...]