Case Summary:

A radio frequency research engineer approached North America Immigration Law Group (WeGreened.com) to file an EB-2 NIW(National Interest Waiver) petition on his behalf.
Our client, with a doctoral degree and immense knowledge in the field of electrical engineering, hired us as he knew that we would go an extra mile for his case to be successful. We proceeded with preparing his case after thoroughly evaluating his credentials and soon we affirmed that we could help him win the national interest waiver approval, and we chose to attach the supporting documents to fortify his case further:

Establishing our client’s research work as pivotal to the United States:

We explored his research on developing new frameworks to enhance the performance of wireless communication systems as well as his development of new sensing systems, thereby demonstrating its great importance because it helps facilitate the coexistence between 4th generation (4G and LTE) broadband networks and WiFi networks on the unlicensed frequency band, and help minimize network interference and improve bandwidth utilization.
With a substantially increased demand for communications networks, research that improves the utilization of the network bandwidth is of the utmost importance.

Noted our client’s Publication and Citation Count:

At the time of filing, our client had gathered 40 citations from the 3 peer-reviewed journal articles (2 of them first-authored) and 5 peer-reviewed conference articles (4 of them first-authored) he published. On top of that, these articles have been published in the top journals in his field, which clearly expresses his peers’ recognition of the value of our client’s research work.

Stating Peer-Review experience:

Additionally, we observed that our client is an active peer-reviewer in the scientific community for highly acclaimed journals and he has already conducted 25 reviews. He is considered as one of the honored experts in their field to perform this important review work, signifying his major role in the field.

Included Testimonials in our petition packet:

To consolidate our client’s EB-2 petition, we asked him to provide us with a few letters of recommendation, and adhering to our suggestion, our client managed to acquire 5 recommendation letters from other well-known experts in the field. One of the recommenders contributed the below stated words:

“This kind of target detection is also used in radar and radiofrequency detection systems such as weather and military radar systems. [Client’s] research additionally has utility in surveillance and security systems, and thus has significant implications for national security.”

Making headway to the final step:

Although the petition got a Request for Evidence (RFE), our dedicated team made sure of meeting all the requirements and convincing the USCIS. Finally, our client obtained the EB-2 NIW petition approval after 13 months. NAILG team sincerely thanks him for associating with us and congratulate him for carrying on with his proposed endeavor here in the United States.