Case Summary:

Our client, a holder of an M.S. in energy systems researching the field of electrical engineering secured the national interest waiver approval just 3 days after we filed his case with the help of our diligent team and USCIS premium processing upgrade.

We began with gathering the most relevant, persuasive, and trustworthy information when our client first hired the North America Immigration Law Group to help him with his EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) petition. This was done to help USCIS determine that the petitioner had satisfied the preponderance of the evidence. Given that completing an EB-2 NIW application can be difficult, particularly when fulfilling the strict requirements established by immigration authorities, we updated his petition package with the following details:

• Upon reviewing his education and research background, we submitted his M.S. in energy systems, copies of his transcript, and degree evaluation, confirming his capacity to advance his proposed endeavor in his current position as a test engineer. It was noteworthy to discuss that his research focuses on developing advanced power electronics to provide high-density and high-efficiency power converters in order to enhance the performance of solar photovoltaics, wind power, electrical motor drives, electrical vehicle charging systems, energy storage systems, and smart microgrids.
• In addition, we noted that his research in the field has great importance because it facilitates the development of advanced power electronics that bolster renewable energy systems and storage methods. It has also resulted in 3 peer-reviewed journal articles (1 of them first-authored) and 3 peer-reviewed conference articles (2 of them first-authored).
• We highlighted that his works have accumulated 85 citations by other established researchers in the field around the world, proving his work to be widely recognized and relied upon in the field.
• He has also completed at least 2 reviews to date. It is evident that he is well-respected in the field as an authority on subjects linked to his intended endeavor, as only the most eminent scholars are invited to assess the work of their peers, particularly in prestigious venues in the electrical engineering field.
• Furthermore, his study has received funding from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund; the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. As such, his proposed endeavor benefits government initiatives worldwide to reduce carbon emissions by shifting to green energy alternatives.

Thus, we were able to convince USCIS of our client’s research, which is pertinent to the availability of renewable energy sources and the lowering of carbon emissions, thanks to all the proof that was given. Consequently, it is prominent from his research that a strong AC-DC power converter may be applied widely to improve a variety of power electronics and electrical systems. Therefore, we would like to express our warmest congratulations on his NIW approval and wish him further success in this incredible achievement.