During the week of March 9 to March 15, 2026, WeGreened received 148 approval notices from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Of the 148 approvals, 128 were for NIW (National Interest Waiver), 17 were for EB1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability), 1 was for EB1B (Outstanding Professors or Researchers), and 2 were for O1A (Individuals with

A Request for Evidence, or RFE, is not a final adjudication outcome. The following success story highlights one NIW approval that emerged from a particularly demanding adjudicative path. This reflects our firm’s experience addressing complex adjudication issues, including cases involving heightened scrutiny and inherent challenges. Cases With Inherent Challenges

The following success stories highlight 14 I-140 petition approvals. These approvals include 5 EB-1A cases and 9 NIW cases. Client names have been omitted to protect confidentiality. Each summary below includes the applicant’s category, field, country of birth, current residence, current and proposed role, degree, publication and citation record, supporting

A Request for Evidence, or RFE, is not a final adjudication outcome. In I-140 filings, it often reflects the adjudicating officer’s request for clearer evidentiary support, tighter legal framing, or a more direct explanation of how the petition satisfies the governing standard. The following success story highlights one NIW approval secured after an RFE. The case

The following success stories highlight 9 I-140 petition approvals. These approvals include 3 EB-1A cases and 6 NIW cases. Client names have been omitted to protect confidentiality. Each summary below includes the applicant’s category, field, country of birth, current residence, current and proposed role, degree, publication and citation record, supporting

A Request for Evidence, or RFE, is not a final adjudication outcome. In many I-140 filings, it reflects the adjudicating officer’s need for clearer evidentiary linkage, tighter legal framing, or a more direct explanation of how the petition satisfies the governing standard. Even cases that ultimately succeed may face additional scrutiny when the file includes

The following success stories highlight 29 I-140 petition approvals. These approvals include 4 EB-1A cases and 25 NIW cases. Client names have been omitted to protect confidentiality. Each summary below includes the applicant’s category, field, country of birth, current residence, current and proposed role, degree, publication and citation record, supporting

During the week of March 2 to March 8, 2026, WeGreened received 138 approval notices from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Of the 138 approvals, 115 were for NIW (National Interest Waiver), 17 were for EB1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability), 5 were for EB1B (Outstanding Professors or Researchers), and 1 was for O1A (Individuals with Extraordinary

The following success stories highlight 50 petition approvals. These approvals include 5 EB-1A cases, 44 NIW cases, and 1 O-1A case. Client names have been omitted to protect confidentiality. Each summary below includes the applicant’s category, field, country of birth, current residence, current and proposed role, degree, publication and citation record,

A Request for Evidence, or RFE, is not a final adjudication outcome. In many I-140 filings, it reflects the adjudicating officer’s need for clearer evidentiary linkage, tighter legal framing, or a more direct explanation of how the petition satisfies the governing standard. Even cases that ultimately succeed may face additional scrutiny when the procedural