Case Summary:

Our client, a holder of a D.Sc. in telecommunications researching advanced 5G and beyond 5G technologies to provide high-speed, seamless, and high-quality connectivity for mobile users and enable ultra-reliable and low-latency communications in order to enable effective communication between a huge number of devices, sensors, and networks and to strengthen applications in autonomous driving, industrial automation, tactile internet, telemedicine, and virtual/augmented reality secured the national interest waiver approval just 25 days after we filed his case.

We looked up the standard of proof for petitions filed for NIW cases as per the Matter of Dhanasar. Therefore, when our client hired the North America Immigration Law Group to assist him in preparing his EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) petition, we began assembling the most pertinent, convincing, and reliable material in order to convince USCIS that the petitioner had met the preponderance of the evidence. Since navigating the complexities of an EB-2 NIW application can be daunting, especially when meeting the stringent criteria set by immigration authorities, thus we contemporized his petition package with the following information:

• Upon reviewing his education and research background, we submitted his D.Sc. diploma, registrar’s letter, and degree evaluation, confirming his capacity to advance his proposed endeavor in his current position as a system architect. It was noteworthy to discuss that his research has substantial merit and national importance to facilitating 5G integration for the benefit of global productivity and bolstering the U.S. economy.
• In addition, we noted that his research in the field of telecommunications has resulted in 4 peer-reviewed journal articles, 5 first-authored, and peer-reviewed conference articles. His works have accumulated 119 citations by other established researchers in the field around the world, proving his work to be widely recognized and relied upon in the field.
• Furthermore, his study has received funding from European Union Horizon 2020. This funding supports projects that boost economic competitiveness and growth. Therefore, research clearly enhances economic competitiveness and growth by optimizing fronthaul bandwidth in 5G C-RAN, promoting cost-effective deployment, resource efficiency, and technological advancement in telecommunications infrastructure.

In view of all the submitted evidence, we were very well able to persuade USCIS of our client’s research, which is crucial because it creates a demand for skilled professionals like him across various sectors involved in the design, development, deployment, and maintenance of 5G infrastructure. As such, his research bolsters the global economy by enhancing the applications of 5G technology. Thus, we sincerely congratulate him on receiving NIW approval and wish him further success in this amazing development.