Case Summary:

North America Immigration Law Group is poised at the center of the legal path one needs to take in order to obtain various kinds of immigrant and non-immigrant visas for entry and stay in the United States of America. Our job is to make sure that every client coming to us for help in this process, gets the best legal aid possible. And this is precisely what has made it possible for us to win over 25,000 cases to date. So when in August of 2020, a machine learning engineer in information systems came to us asking for help with his NIW (National Interest Waiver) petition, we made sure his case was prepared to win.

In order to make a victorious case, our team came together to do a thorough background check before building his petition packet. In this packet was included data from his publication and citation records plus testimonials of 5 experts in the field of which one was known to the client personally and the rest knew him through his groundbreaking work in the field.

We had found that, as an expert in the field of information systems, his proposed endeavor is to continue his research on investigating the application of analytics and statistical techniques using machine learning and data science methods to produce practical applications for his field and industry firms. And his research work has resulted in 3 peer-reviewed journal articles and 1 book chapter. Moreover, these papers have been published in the highly ranked peer-reviewed journals of his area of expertise. It also became apparent that his work has gone on to influence his peers. That is, his publications have been cited a total of 98 times according to Google Scholar, thereby demonstrating that these publications are widely recognized and relied upon in the field of information systems.

The value of his work became even more apparent when we received letters of support stating the value of his work to his peers and the country. A few excerpts are included below:

“…by continuing to focus on the critical security and privacy areas that [the client] identified, companies are better poised to meet the concerns of the U.S. Pew Research recently reported that 60% of Americans believe that activity tracking and surveillance are inevitable on a daily basis, with a majority of Americans concerned about security and privacy issues, both from companies and government agencies. [The client’s] developments are thus key to assuaging citizens’ concerns by influencing ongoing studies across the field, thereby aligning with U.S. interests.”

“Many organizations around the United States are focused on effectively implementing analytics strategies to improve their capacity to determine valuable industry trends and insights. [Client’s] work in this area greatly simplifies this process, enabling the US companies to more easily obtain relevant insights by developing relational mapping strategies of analytical techniques utilized in the value-chain activities. [The client’s] application of a value-chain model developed by [an expert] is a novel approach in the field, especially in the context of projects related to analytics, and it establishes a new pathway for further analysis by our fellow researchers.”

Thus, we are proud of having had the opportunity to be a part of his NIW approval journey. We wish him the very best in all his future endeavors.