“Thank you for your efforts in my I-140 approval.”

Case Summary:

It would be an understatement if someone said that the process of obtaining a green card is not easy. It is in this that North America Immigration Law Group helps its clients, by helping make sense of the legal side of the immigration process. We have thousands of case approvals under our belt, which gives us an edge in the adjudication process. So, when a Senior Bioprocess CMC formation Scientist from India approached us for his I-140 NIW (National Interest Waiver) application and later for his EB-1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) petition, we made sure that we tailored the petition to fit his requirements. For this, we did an extensive background check and finally countersigned the retainer agreement.

We made sure that his academic and professional achievements were not overshadowed. For this, we included a summary of his publications, the citation records, and a list of reviewing posts he had been called for in the past, all of which showcased the fact that his research is of value to his peers and that his expertise is relied upon in the field of colloidal chemistry at large. This made certain that his application was a good fit for the very competitive criteria set for both NIW as well as the EB-1A by USCIS.

Moreover, we noted the 14 peer-reviewed journal articles, 1 conference paper, and 3 patents he published in some of the most discerning, high-impact journals in his field. His publications have also been cited a total of 810 times according to Google Scholar, thereby demonstrating that these publications are widely recognized and relied upon in the field of colloidal chemistry. He has already conducted 12 peer reviews for highly remarkable journals. Only the foremost experts in their field are invited to perform this important review work, so this frequent review activity further demonstrates his elevated standing in the field.

His research has also been supported by funding from leading agencies, demonstrating the recognized value and importance of his work. This funding includes grants from the Louisiana Biomedical Research Foundation, the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative, the Russian Science Foundation, the U.S. National Science Foundation, and the Civilian Research and Development Foundation, each of which are major research facilitators that in total has delivered billions of dollars of funding to thousands of researchers around the world.

For this reason, two of the recommenders had the following to say about his work:

“[Client’s] work on self-assembly, with its multiple applications, benefits countless industries and scientific research with practical and cost-effective fabrication techniques. The textile manufacturing sector especially benefits from this research, as it allows for the development of stronger, more efficient textiles in general… Because his work directly upholds advancements in this industry, his research is an undeniable asset to the field and to the world.”

“[Client’s] consistent record of exceptional achievements in colloidal chemistry has pushed him to the forefront of a competitive and fast-paced field, and it is evident that his work has been a betterment to his peers’ independent research. Because of the qualifications and accomplishments, I have outlined above, I respectfully recommend that the United States support his work to the fullest extent possible.”

We are glad to have had the opportunity to represent his NIW as well as his EB-1A petitions to the USCIS and get the approvals successfully. Therefore, we wish him the very best in his future endeavors.