Case Results: EB2 – NIW

Kameli Law Eb2-NIW and EB1 Case Results 

Every case at the Kameli Law is approached to achieve the best results. 

Explore Kameli Law’s success cases to discover the stories of individuals and families who successfully navigated complex immigration challenges. Our dedicated team of experienced attorneys has helped clients achieve their dreams of living, working, and reuniting with loved ones in the United States.

Our law firm has successfully represented hundreds of clients seeking permanent residency in the United States through the EB2- NIW program.

Learn about our recent EB1 and EB2 NIW victories and our client’s approvals.

EB-2 NIW approval for an English professor without request for additional evidence

Field: English Language and Literature

Position at the time of case filing: Assistant Professor

Degree: Ph.D.

Articles: 3

Citations: 22

Books: 1

Poem Collections: 3

Recommendation Letters: 1

Appreciation Letters: 1

Request for Evidence: No

 Case Summary: 

An English Language and Literature assistant professor with Ph.D. in English Language Teaching filed his Form I-140 (NIW category) with the help of Kameli Law. He intended to continue teaching English Language and Literature at the university level in the United States. He had three articles cited 22 times, a dictionary publication, three poem collections, one recommendation letter, and one appreciation letter as supporting documents for his Form I-140.

To show the client’s perspective endeavor and national importance to the United States, we submitted extensive information about the shortage of language teachers in the U.S. We also argued for his strong academic and professional record.

USCIS approved the case on April 07, 2021, without issuing an RFE.

EB-2 NIW petition approved for a medical student

 Field: General Medicine

 Position at the time of case filing: Medical student and researcher at a university

 Articles: 2

 Citations: 3

 Recommendation letters: 7

 Request for Evidence: Yes

We had the opportunity to work with a medical student and researcher from a Grenadian university who sought to secure a research position at a U.S. university. Even though he had few articles with some citations, and pursuing a medical degree, we successfully demonstrated that he continued to make considerable progress and contribute to his field.
For our client’s case to be successful, we provided USCIS with extensive documentation proving his contributions to his field, including his articles, research positions, recommendation letters, and numerous pieces of literature pointing to his endeavor’s substantial merit and national importance. Additionally, through extensive documentation, we successfully argued that our client would serve the U.S. national interest. As a result, his Form I-140 was approved on December 02, 2019.

Another approval of an EB-2 NIW for an artist

 Field: Interdisciplinary Arts and Media

 Degree: Master’s degree

 Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

 Solo and Group Exhibitions: 6

 Recommendation Letters: 22

 Appreciation Letters: 2

 Scholarship: Yes

 Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

 Six months after the Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for an artist, USCIS approved her case without issuing an RFE (Request for Evidence). As opposed to engineering, medical, scientific, and natural sciences fields which articles and citations are mostly relied on to demonstrate an individual’s qualification for EB-2 NIW approval, the results of work including exhibitions are an important factor in approvals for people with an artistic background.

Our client’s proposed endeavor focused on public art and aesthetic education, particularly related to children. Her goal was to utilize what she has learned to develop new art education programs affordable to the general public, and then advance such educational programs through startup art institutions and other facilities to achieve a greater connection between art and the public.

 We made arguments as to the substantial merit of our client’s endeavor in education development as well as creative thinking, and its national importance in making art education more accessible and affordable, amongst others. We also included evidence for her being well-positioned to advance her prospective endeavor including but not limited to certificates of 6 solo and group exhibitions, scholarships, 22 recommendation letters, and coverage of her artwork in newspapers and magazines.

 Thanks to our team’s efforts, her case was approved on August 07, 2019. We are glad for her success.

An entrepreneur’s Form I-140 gets approved with the help ofKameli Law

 Field: Online Media

 Degree: Master’s Degree

 Position at the time of case filing: Founder of an online media business

 Recommendation Letters: 16

 Request for Evidence: No

 

 Case Summary:

 TheKameli Law filed Form I-140 (EB-2 NIW category) on behalf of an entrepreneur in July 2019. This client had established her online media business in the United States and was seeking to continue this endeavor.

 In this case, we focused on our client’s successful business, her leadership and 25 years of experience in the media industry, her business contributions, and multiple testimonials from media professionals, amongst others. We successfully argued that her ongoing business would continue to further the national interests of the United States through job creation, alleviating the lack of an online Arabic news platform as well as providing accurate information on American news, culture, and values, to name a few. This client’s case was approved without an RFE (Request for Evidence) on March 30, 2020.

Approval of Form I-140 for a Wushu athlete and coach

 Field: Wushu

 Degree: High School Diploma

 World Medals: Two gold medals and a bronze medal

 National Medals: Twelve gold medals and three silver medals

 Recommendation Letters: 16

 Request for Evidence: Yes

Summary of Case:

In this case, we represented a Wushu champion and coach who sought to file Form I-140 to obtain U.S. permanent residency. Our strategy was not only to showcase our client’s track record of success in the field of Wushu but to demonstrate that he is beyond his peers. Supporting documents including his national and international awards and medals, appreciation letters, and interviews with newspapers were submitted to USCIS.

Since our client did not possess an advanced degree, we needed to establish his eligibility for the EB-2 preference category as an individual of exceptional ability. To this aim, we submitted on behalf of the client documents including five official certificates from Iran’s Wushu Federation (evidencing our client’s advanced skills in Wushu), and recognition for achievements and significant contributions to the field by peers and governmental entities. Convinced with our arguments, USCIS determined that the client’s perspective endeavor of Wushu coaching benefits the United States. Our client’s qualification to be a Wushu coach was also sustained by USCIS and his case was subsequently approved on February 19, 2019.

Field: Materials Science

Degree: Ph.D.’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

Recommendation Letters: 4

Thesis Supervision: 56

Journal Publications: 190

Citations: 30

Book Publications: 3

Case Summary

One year after the Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a university professor, USCIS approved his case. At the time of filing client was residing overseas. The client published numerous articles in journals of repute in the field. Client-focused his research in several subfields of materials science. The client participated in numerous international and national conferences in his field where he published conference papers and presented scientific contributions. 

Petitioner’s plan was to research and teach at the university level in the field of Materials upon obtaining his visa to advance his proposed endeavor. Petitioner’s nearly twenty years of experience and expertise in his field proved invaluable to the United States higher education system in that Petitioner is an expert in serval materials sciences issues that are prominent in current day society. In June 2019, the client’s Form I-140 was approved.

Field: Materials Science

Degree: M.D.

Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

Recommendation Letters: 4

Thesis Supervision: 56

Journal Publications: 114

Citations: 2000

Invitation to Review International Academic Journal: 3

Case Summary

Eight-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a university professor and a physician, USCIS approved her case. At the time of filing client was residing overseas. The client is a member of a profession holding an advanced degree. The client published numerous articles in journals of repute in the field. The client’s practice and research directly contribute to the fields of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. Petitioner treated toxic alcohol syndrome, addiction, metal poisonings, poisoning outbreaks, and opioid overdose. Petitioner received various invitations to review international journals.

The client clearly showed that she is well-positioned to advance her proposed endeavor by obtaining a license to practice medicine and her outstanding research ability. The client’s research is heavily utilized by others, and her peers rely upon her expertise and knowledge. In April 2019, the client’s Form I-140 was approved.

Field: Music

Degree: Associate Degree

Position at the time of case filing: Musician

Recommendation Letters: 4

Invitation letters: 3

National and International Performances: 15

Petitioner cooperation with well-known musicians: 6

Case Summary:

The client has an associate degree in the field of music. The client’s performance for remarkable music ensembles and concerts at the national and international level establishes the fact that the Client possesses exceptional ability.

The client has received multiple invitations from distinguished music groups indicating that the Client’s talent and qualifications in the field of music are well-received. The client is a master of 20 musical instruments. The client taught music for ten years. The client received invitation letters to perform in concerts with well-known musicians.  The client’s Form I-140 was approved in January 2019.

Field: M.D.

Degree: Graduate Degree

Position at the time of case filing: Clinical Toxicology

Recommendation Letters: 4

Invitation to review journals: 4

Journal Publications:

Citations: 1853

Case Summary

The client received a medical license in Iran. The client has published 110 articles and received 1853 citations. The client’s practice and research directly contribute to the fields of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. In addition to obtaining a license to practice medicine, the Client’s research is heavily utilized, and her peers rely on her expertise and knowledge. In the educational scope, the Client passed her fellowship program with the highest marks in her class. Highly skilled national and international physicians and researchers actively seek out Petitioner’s expertise. The client has extensive experience in opioid, alcohol, heavy metals, and mushroom overdoses. The client has practiced in the field of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology for over ten (10) years. The client’s Form I-140 was approved in April 2019.

Field: M.D. in Medical Science and PhD in Medical Genetics

Degree: Graduate Degree

Position at the time of case filing: University Professor

Recommendation Letters: 3

Book Publication: 1

University Thesis Supervision: 4

Journal Publications: 56

Citations: 194

Case Summary

The client’s expertise and experience in the field of Medicine and specifically Medical Genetics exceeds 26 years. The client possesses a Doctor of Medicine degree as well as a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Medical Genetics.

Client has published 56 articles in peer-reviewed journals. Client has presented the research and papers in national and international seminars. Client is a member of three different professional organizations. Client’s Form I-140 was approved in June 2018.

Field: Environmental and Industrial Fluid Mechanics

Degree: Ph.D.’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

Recommendation Letters: 5

Journal Publications: 20

Citations: 65

Case Summary 

Seven-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a Ph.D. graduate, USCIS issued Request for Evidence (“RFE”). At the time of filing, the Client was residing overseas. The client published numerous articles in journals of repute in the field. Client-focused his research in several subfields of Industrial Fluid Mechanics. The client participated in numerous international and national conferences in his field where he published conference papers. Although it is not required, the Client received a job offer from a well-known university in the United States. 

As the Client has over twelve (12) years of academic and practical research experience in the field, his prospective research and work in the United States has the potential to produce key products and services within national industries in the U.S., and thus has substantial merit. 

Client’s plan was to research and teach at the university level in the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics upon obtaining his visa to advance his proposed endeavor. In April 2019, client’s Form I-140 was approved. 

Field: Chemistry

Degree: Ph.D.’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

Recommendation Letters: 5

Letter of Appreciations: 12

Journal Publications: 92

Citations: 4569

Patents: 6

Case Summary 

Seven-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a Ph.D. graduate, USCIS issued the approval. At the time of filing, the Client was residing overseas. The client published numerous articles in journals of repute in the field. Client-focused her research in several subfields of chemistry. The client participated in numerous international and national conferences in her field where she published conference papers. 

The client received different appreciation letters and awards from well-known organizations. The client has 6 patents related to her field of studies especially related to the new technologies and techniques for extracting the natural compounds from plant samples. The client’s main focus in her researches was on the natural compounds that could be derived from plants, a subfield of Organic Chemistry. 

Client’s plan was to research and teach at the university level in the field of Organic Chemistry upon obtaining her visa to advance her proposed endeavor. In August 2019, client’s Form I-140 was approved.

Field: Animal Breeding 

Degree: Ph.D.’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

International Certificates: 3

Journal Publications: 18

Citations: 32

Case Summary 

Six-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a Ph.D. graduate, USCIS approved the Client’s case. At the time of filing, the Client was residing overseas. The client published numerous articles in journals of repute in the field. Client-focused her research in several subfields of Animal Breeding. The client participated in numerous international and national conferences in her field where she published conference papers. 

The client also has served as a supervisor and advisor of multiple dissertations, has reviewed articles for several journals and conferences, and has taught Animal Breeding at universities. The client’s plan was to research and teach at the university level in the field of Animal Breeding obtaining his visa to advance her proposed endeavor. 

Client has over two decades of experience and expertise in Agricultural Engineering and specifically Animal Breeding, In June 2018, client’s Form I-140 was approved. 

Field: Wushu

Degree: Bachelor’s in Sport and Bachelor’s in Food Science

Experience: 15 years

Position at the time of case filing: Coach

Recommendation Letters: 2

Appreciation letters: 5

Case Summary 

Ten-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a Wushu Coach, USCIS issued Request for Evidence (“RFE”). At the time of filing, the Client was residing overseas. The client has more than 15 years in the field of Wushu. The client obtained two bachelor’s degrees in the field of sport and food science. The client received national and international appreciation letters from different agencies. The client appeared on various news based on her success in her field. The client’s students have also attested Client’s competence, skill, expertise, and experience in Wushu.

Client receives bids from over 100 children hoping to be trained by Client per month. Client’s trainees win international awards in different countries. Client’s plan was to continue being a coach in the United States. In June 2018, client’s Form I-140 was approved. 

Field: Gynecologic Oncology

Degree: Medical Doctor

Research Award: 1

Member of Professional Organization: 2

Position at the time of case filing: University Professor and researcher 

Recommendation Letters: 2

Publication: 48

Experience: 8 years

Case Summary 

Ten-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a University professor and researcher, USCIS approved the case. At the time of filing, the Client was residing overseas. The client has more than 8 years of experience as a university professor and researcher. The client obtained her medical doctor degree in Iran. The client completed a specialization in Gynecology & Obstetrics. The client published 48 ISI articles. The client has vast experience in the study of the human body, especially gynecologic oncology

Client’s plan was to continue her career in research as a postdoctoral fellow in women’s physical and mental health issues. In June 2017, client’s Form I-140 was approved. Client received her immigrant-visa on January 2020.

Field: Psychiatry  

Degree: Doctorate Degree

Position at the time of case filing: University Graduate

Recommendation Letters: 7

Appreciation Letters: 5

Journal Publications: 10

Case Summary 

Seven-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a Medical Doctor, the Client’s Form I-140 got approved. At the time of filing Client was residing overseas. The client published numerous articles in journals of repute in the field. The client has specialist qualifications in psychiatry and advanced training in psychosomatic medicine.

At the time of filing Form I-140, the client was working with colleagues at John Hopkins University. The client’s focus is on mental health issues. 

Client intended to continue his research on community mental health issues, including working toward collaborative care networks between primary health systems, schools, and specialized mental health centers upon arrival in the United States. In January 2019, client’s Form I-140 was approved. 

Field: Arts degree in Architecture

Degree: Bachelor’s degree

Position at the time of case filing: H1B visa- Working at a Company

Work Experience: 19 years

Recommendation Letters: 13

Appreciation Letter: 2

Professional Membership: 1

Case Summary 

nine-month after Kameli Law filed Form I-140 for a bachelor graduate, Client’s Form I-140 got approved. At the time of filing Client was residing in the United States and working in a company under H1B non-immigrant visa.  The client completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architecture.  At the time of filling, the client was working in a company related to her field of study. 

The client is an architecture manager with 19 years of work experience in multiple industries, including aviation, retail, commercial, and high-rise mix-use residential projects at well-known companies. The client has risen to the top position of architecture. 

The client’s perspective endeavor of entrepreneurship in the U.S. proves to have substantial merit to the United States

In December of 2020, client’s Form I-140 was approved and client filed for adjustment of status and received her green card in May of 2021.

Physics Researcher’s Form I-140 Approved by USCIS

Field: Physics 

 

Position at the time of case filing: Researcher

 

Degree: Ph.D. 

 

Articles: 12

 

Citations: 15

 

Recommendation Letters: 2

 

Request for Evidence: Yes

 

Case Summary:

 

A Physics researcher approached our firm to file Form I-140 under the EB-2 NIW category. At the time of filing, the client was residing abroad and served as a researcher. The client had nearly 13 years of teaching and research experience in robotics and physics; his dedication and excellence in the research were recognized through various awards he had received; and had regularly published peer-reviewed articles and books since 2010 which had garnered 15 citations, when his Form I-140 was filed with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”)

We demonstrated that with the Client’s background and experience, he can credibly seek work as a physicist researcher in a number of areas that have substantial merit to the U.S., including product design and manufacturing, aeronautics and aerospace, physics, engineering, and energy, among others. USCIS approved Client’s Form I-140 on February 07, 2018.

Another Form I-140 Client Received Approval from USCIS

Field: Gerontology

 

Position at the time of case filing: Researcher and Professor 

 

Degree: Ph.D. 

 

Articles: 23

 

Citations: 515

 

Recommendation Letters: 4

 

Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

 

In less than 4 months after we filed Form I-140 under the EB-2 NIW category on behalf of a Gerontologist, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) approved his case. This case relates to a Gerontologist who has particularly focused his research and teaching on dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The client intended to continue research and teaching Gerontology at the university level in the U.S. in his field of Gerontology. The client had received his Doctor of Philosophy degree in Gerontology from a Malaysian university.

At the time of filing, the Client had conducted various research projects in Gerontology; had various publications in his records; was responsible for overseeing and advising graduate students’ thesis papers; his publications and literature was relied by and recognized by various independent researchers, as evidenced by 515 citations of Client’s articles, and had been relied upon to review articles by scientific journals of repute in the field of Gerontology. On August 24, 2018, the Client received his Form I-140 approval from USCIS.

Form I-140 Approval for an Anesthesiologist 

Field: Anesthesiology 

 

Position at the time of case filing: Researcher and Physician

 

Degree: Medical specialty degree 

 

Articles: 9

 

Citations: 182

 

Recommendation Letters: 6

 

Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

 

In just less than two months after we filed Form I-140 on behalf of an anesthesiologist with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”), his case was approved. This time we represented a client who had a medical specialization diploma in anesthesiology and a substantial amount of experience in his field of expertise, along with numerous citations of his work by other experts in the field.  

At the time of filing, Client had authored nine publications, contributed to one chapter in a book, had been appointed as the Chief of Intensive Care Unit (“ICU”), and had secured many other top positions in his field, amongst others. The client indicated his willingness to seek employment conducting research projects in his field of study to help discover new methods or treatments for the hazardous diseases that are discovered daily in the ICU. Client’s Form I-140 received approval from USCIS on December 19, 2016.

Biomedical Researcher’s Form I-140 Approved by USCIS

Field: Biomedicine

 

Position at the time of case filing: Researcher

 

Degree: Ph.D. 

 

Articles: 9

 

Citations: 496

 

Recommendation Letters: 4

 

Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

 

A biomedical researcher approached our firm to file Form I-140 under the EB-2 NIW category. At the time of filing, the client was residing in the U.S. and served as a senior researcher for a U.S. institute. The client had published 9 articles in prestigious journals, had reviewed other scholars’ papers and manuscripts, and had presented his research findings at international conferences. The client’s articles had been cited 496 times as of the date of filing. The client has extensive expertise, experience, and accomplishments in the field of biomedical research specifically neuroscience and cancer biology. 

The client’s peers, colleagues, and supervisors who have themselves earned wide recognition in biomedical research spoke highly of his research abilities through their letters of recommendation. The client’s track record of success in biomedical research and his continued contribution to the biomedical research field and the U.S. at large proved to further the national interests of the U.S. and 9 months after filing Form I-140, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) approved client’s case.

Form I-140 Approval for a Chemical Engineer

Field: Chemical Engineering

 

Position at the time of case filing: Researcher and Engineer

 

Degree: Master’s degree

 

Articles: 3

 

Citations: 50

 

Recommendation Letters: 7

 

Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

 

TheKameli Law had the pleasure of working with an accomplished chemical engineer for filing Form I-140 under the EB-2 NIW category. The client has almost two decades of work experience, has published nationally and internationally-cited articles have held multiple high-level posts within his industry, and has consistently achieved at the top of his class. The client intended to pair his industry-leading research to help bolster the design and development of a biomedical device.

We provided United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) with sufficient information and documentation on the economic and research benefits of the client’s endeavor of designing a biomedical device and his qualification to advance the proposed endeavor forward. Thanks to our efforts and the client’s accomplishments, USCIS approved the client’s case 7 months after filing Form I-140.

Another Form I-140 Approval for an Organic Chemistry Researcher 

Field: Organic Chemistry 

 

Position at the time of case filing: Researcher 

 

Degree: Ph.D. degree

 

Articles: 12

 

Citations: 43

 

Recommendation Letters: 3

 

Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

5 months after we filed Form I-140 under the EB-2 NIW category on behalf of an organic chemistry researcher, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) approved the client’s case. The client has performed an immense amount of research on efficient, resourceful, reusable, and organic substitutions to wasteful and toxic catalysts. The client had published at the time of filing 12 scholarly articles and had presented during speeches and conferences, her research findings. 

Client indicated her willingness to continue her research on organic substitutions, should she be granted admission to the U.S. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) approved client’s case without request for evidence (“RFE”). 

Form I-140 Approval for a Radiation Oncology Professor just in 2 months 

Field: Radiation Oncology

 

Position at the time of case filing: Associate Professor

 

Degree: Ph.D. degree

 

Citations: 312

 

Recommendation Letters: 4

 

Request for Evidence: No

 

Case Summary:

2 months after the Kameli Law offices filed Form I-140, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) approved his case. At the time of filing the client was residing overseas. Client held many memberships and was active researching in his field.

Client’s proposed endeavor was to research and be a faculty member at the universities in the United States. In January 2023, client’s Form I-140 was approved. 

Case approval in less than 3 months, without premium processing

Field: Karate

Degree: Master’s

Position: Karate Instructor

Recommendation Letters: 2

Case Summary:

3 months after the Kameli Law offices filed Form I-140, USCIS approved his case. At the time of filing the client was residing overseas. Applicant held many awards and championships in the field of Karate. Winner of multiple gold awards, and an experienced karate instructor

Client’s proposed endeavor was to Instruct and research in the United States. In February 2023, client’s Form I-140 was approved.

 

Case approval in less than 3 months, without premium processing

Field: Radiation Oncology

Degree: Medical Degree

Position at the time of case filing: Assistant Professor

Recommendation Letters: 7

Citations: 0

Case Summary 

2 months after the Kameli Law offices filed Form I-140, USCIS approved the applicant’s case. At the time of filing the client was residing overseas. The applicant held many memberships and was actively researching in his field.

The applicant’s proposed endeavor was to research and be a faculty member at the universities in the United States. In January 2023, the client’s Form I-140 was approved.

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EB2 NIW Case was approved in 4 days (with Premium Processing) 

Field: Quality Management

Degree: PhD’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: Freelancer

Recommendation Letters: 4

Citations: 0

Case Summary 

4 days after the Kameli Law offices filed Form I-140, USCIS approved the applicant’s case. At the time of filing the applicant was residing within the United States on a visitor visa. Client held many awards, memberships, and experience as a nurse and Hospital Quality Manager. 

Client’s proposed endeavor was to establish a psychological counseling center in the United States. In March 2023, client’s Form I-140 was approved.

Field: Road Construction and Maintenance

Degree: Master’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: CEO, Chairman and General Manager

Recommendation Letters: 3

Citations: 0

Case Summary 

At the time of filing, the client was located abroad. The Client is an accomplished professional with expertise in the field of road construction and maintenance. They possess extensive knowledge and have experience running and managing businesses in this field. The client holds various licenses and certificates related to their work and is a member of industry associations. They have been honored with awards for their innovative projects. Their accomplishments and extensive experience make them a respected professional in their field.

Case approval in less than 1 month (without Premium Processing)

Field: Aviation

Degree: Bachelor’s Degree

Position at the time of case filing: First Officer (Pilot)

Recommendation Letters: 3

Citations: 0

Case Summary 

The First Officer with over 10 years of experience flying heavy jet aircraft like Airbus 330 and Airbus 300, approached us with an RFE in their EB2/NIW petition.
We worked closely with the applicant to address the concerns raised by USCIS and provide additional evidence to support their case. Less than 1 month (without Premium Processing) after we filed a petition with USCIS, Eb2 NW case was approved.

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