Case Summary:

The key point in the national interest waiver visa category is to prove the national benefit that the applicant will bring to the US in his/her chosen field. Our expertise team’s well-drafted petition letters and acquisition of our esteemed client’s strong recommendation letters further support the NIW petition. This success story follows an assistant scientist from India whose research focuses on the development of various radio frequency, microwave, and millimeter wave components with low insertion losses and a high-power handling capacity using his expertise in radar and antenna technology development, electronics, and communication to meet the requirements of next-generation wireless communication technologies like 5G networks, 6G networks, and long-term evolution. The client worked closely with our team to construct a detailed narrative about how his research is of great importance because it addresses the energy needs of the world by allowing scientists to more accurately measure liquid sources, such as oil and gas, and non-liquid sources, such as the plasma found in tokamaks generating nuclear fusion.

By highlighting how others have implemented and invested in his work, as well as the recognition his work has received from prestigious publication venues and government agencies, we drafted a petition that was customized to lean on the strongest points of the client’s case. Some of the key attributes are as the following:

• He received a Ph.D. in technology and engineering and due to his knowledge and expertise in the field of communication engineering, he has been regularly invited to conduct peer reviews for authoritative journals in the field. Thus, he has completed at least 3 reviews to date.
• At the time of filing, he had published 33 peer-reviewed journal articles (9 of them first-authored), 14 peer-reviewed conference papers (5 of them first-authored), 1 book, and 2 book chapters in no fewer than 6 highly ranked peer-reviewed journals. Also, his publications have been cited a total of 169 times according to Google Scholar.
• Notably, his study has also been supported by funding from the Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences (BRNS). This support to his research, therefore, serves as evidence that his systems for externally heating tokamaks represent an important development in advanced nuclear power technology.

Our team always knows that the case preparation duration can be stressful for our clients, thus, we make communication a top priority. By working closely with our client, we adequately provided insight into which aspects of the client’s proposed research were most worth emphasizing and which could be considered significant by USCIS. We were also happy to incorporate the four recommendation letters obtained by the client’s fellow experts in the field. This cooperation helped us build the strongest case possible that showcased the client’s unique skills and laid out what he has to offer the United States. Following this strategy, we were thrilled to secure NIW approval for our invaluable client. One of the letters consists of the below-mentioned excerpt:

“[Client] has made critical contributions to the advancement of wireless communication systems. In the modern era, wireless technology is a significant form of communication. It has several applications, including conveying music, weather, and the news. It is used by the government, businesses, and individuals to communicate. Thus, he is working in an area of clear importance to the United States by improving components of wireless communication technologies.”

It was a great pleasure working with our client, and we would like to congratulate him as well as our adept team to secure the NIW approval in just 3 months and 6 days without any additional request for evidence (RFE). This speaks to the efficacy of our slender, expedited service for which many NIW aspirants try to fully qualify. We are glad that we were able to provide the required assistance to our client in achieving this milestone.