Publication date: 12.05.2025
Multilingual immigration and legal consultant with 15+ years of international experience supporting vulnerable populations through humanitarian, regulatory, and development initiatives with the United Nations and NGOs. Skilled in preparing and advising on U.S. immigration applications, asylum claims, and adjustment of status processes. Deep understanding of legal frameworks for migration, cross-border assistance, and protection- based programs. Proven ability to engage diverse stakeholders, navigate complex documentation, and ensure compliance with USCIS and international protocols. U.S.-based, authorized to work, and available for both remote and in-person consultancy.
Category: U.S. Immigration Law — EB-2 NIW Visa (National Interest Waiver)
Service: Legal support for permanent residence application through national interest petition
Case Overview
The client is a highly qualified IT specialist with years of experience working in international companies. She developed an innovative business plan to create a chatbot for migrants that helps with tax form completion, facilitates access to fiscal services, and supports the integration of newcomers into the U.S. economic system.
The attorney’s objective was to clearly demonstrate the applicant’s eligibility under the EB-2 NIW criteria — showing that her professional activity serves the national interest of the United States, without the need for an employer sponsor.
Main Arguments and Strategy
1. Innovation and Social Value of the Project
The client’s business plan has broad potential impact — both economic and social. The solution is aimed at millions of migrants in the U.S. who struggle to navigate the tax system due to language or cultural barriers. The chatbot provides automated tax filing assistance, reduces errors, and improves tax compliance.
2. Professional Qualifications and Experience
The applicant holds a master’s degree in Information Technology from a top university, has significant experience in artificial intelligence, and has implemented solutions focused on social impact. Her reputation is backed by internationally recognized projects.
3. Publications and Recognition
The applicant is the author of several technical articles published in industry journals. Her work is cited by IT professionals, underscoring her influence in the field and the support for her ideas within the professional community.
4. Social Impact
The attorney emphasized that the project not only addresses tax literacy among vulnerable populations but also creates additional jobs in the IT and social support sectors.
Document Preparation
A complete set of forms was prepared and submitted:
- Form I-140 — Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker under the National Interest Waiver
- Form I-485 — Application to Register Permanent Residence (Green Card)
- Form I-765 — Application for Employment Authorization
- Form I-131 — Application for Travel Document (if needed)
Each form was completed in full compliance with USCIS requirements. Special attention was paid to the cover letter and justification demonstrating the project’s relevance to U.S. public interest.
Outcome
- The entire case was compiled, structured, and submitted without any Request for Evidence (RFE)
- Professional legal support ensured full alignment with all NIW criteria
- The project was highlighted as serving the national interest, including fiscal efficiency, digital inclusion, and immigrant support
- The applicant received work authorization during case processing and is awaiting permanent status decision
This case illustrates how an individualized approach, understanding of EB-2 NIW specifics, and proper positioning of a socially relevant project can lead to a strong application without employer sponsorship. The attorney’s work included both deep factual analysis and strategic legal framing.
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