Case Summary:

When our client, a holder of a Ph.D. and an M.S. in computer science and working as a postdoctoral research associate in the field of applied mathematics and computer science, hired North America Immigration Law Group to help him secure NIW (National Interest Waiver) approval, we conducted a thorough review of his submitted credentials to determine if they met the requirements of the National Interest Waiver provision for EB-2.

After evaluating our client’s incredible research background, we were certain that we would be able to prove to the USCIS that our client has a proposed endeavor that holds substantial merit and national importance, that he is in a position to advance the proposed endeavor, and that his entry will substantially benefit prospectively the United States.

Therefore, we drafted a solid petition package, which included all the relevant information we had gathered.

• We highlighted his research on how to effectively mitigate errors in machine learning and statistical frameworks, addressing some of our nation’s most pressing issues.
• We were well aware of the fact that a computer scientist’s conference publications are equivalent to journal publications in other fields. Keeping this in mind, we noted that our client’s research has led to several peer-reviewed scientific articles published in some of the most discerning, high-impact conference proceedings in his field. Due to its great applicability in the field, his work has been cited over 200 times according to Google Scholar.
• In addition, our client has also conducted peer reviews for authoritative journals and has already completed 66 reviews to date. This objective evidence proves his active and actual participation as a judge of the work of other experts in the field.

Furthermore, it is worth noting that several prestigious government and private organizations have financially supported our client’s research. Thus, it proves that our client serves as an active contributor to the field.

To bolster his petition further, we submitted 6 recommendation letters acquired from his fellow experts in the field, providing further insight into his work, and affirming that he is dedicated to advancing in applied mathematics and computer science, which are matters of critical national importance. Researchers who are highly skilled in this area are thus crucial to the United States. As such, the very best and brightest researchers should be employed in these tasks, and our client is one such researcher. Experts agree that his continued participation is integral to the overall success of the field of endeavor.

We are thrilled to share that we successfully demonstrated our client’s past and current achievements to the USCIS. As a result, they granted our client’s NIW petition approval just 4 days after we submitted his case. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our client, and we sincerely thank him for choosing our law firm. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.