Case Summary:

We would like to take this chance to share our respected client’s success story of receiving an NIW approval notice from USCIS just after 5 days we filed his case. Our client, a machine learning engineer originally from Bangladesh, completed an M.S. in mechanical engineering and immigrated to the US. He was eager to apply for a green card as quickly as feasible. Since getting a green card would be challenging, he made the decision to apply for an I-140 NIW (National Interest Waiver) petition with the help of the North America Immigration Law Group. As soon as we signed the attorney-client agreement, everything went well without a hitch.

Before we started, our team provided our client with all the instructions he needed to gather the required paperwork. The expeditious and triumphant resolution of the matter was rendered viable by the premium processing service. His stern qualifications were the subject of no more requests for evidence (RFE) once we included all the necessary information in his NIW petition package for the careful consideration of the USCIS:

First, we documented our client’s remarkable record of citations—14 times at the time of filing, obtained from other experts in the field, showing that his work has garnered significant attention and been recognized by scholars in the U.S. and abroad.

Our client has actively engaged his peers in the field of mechanical engineering through the publication of his original investigations. He has described his research successes in 3 peer-reviewed conference papers (2 of them first-authored).

We appraised his research and concluded that as an expert in the field of mechanical engineering, his proposed endeavor is to continue his research on developing machine learning and computer vision-based approaches to identify targeted objects in digital images to detect skin cancer, segment skin lesions, and determine conditions such as drowsiness using infrared imagery. Also, his research is of great importance because it improves the categorization of skin cancer in digital images and detects driver sleepiness under optimal illumination conditions, employing infrared imaging and head-pose estimation.

Moreover, among other applications, our client’s research is relevant to promoting autonomous technologies with broad applicability and tackling important health and safety challenges in the United States. Therefore, his work holds national significance, offering innovative solutions that reshape healthcare practices and enhance safety standards.

Considering everything, we truly appreciate that our client chose to collaborate with our law firm on his I-140 NIW application, and we congratulate him on his accomplishments in the mechanical engineering field and his success in obtaining his NIW approval.