Success Stories: EB-1B Petition Approved for Assistant Professor in Texas in the Field of Business Management
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Position at the Time of Case Filing: Assistant Professor
Petitioner: A Private University
Country of Origin: China
Service Center: Texas Service Center (TSC)
State of Residence at the Time of Filing: Texas
Approval Notice Date: September 15th, 2014
Processing Time: 3 Months, 3 Days (12 Days After Requesting Premium Processing)
North American Immigration Law Group recently had an EB1B petition approved on behalf of an Assistant Professor of International Business in the field of business management. The beneficiary’s highly skilled background, outstanding ability, and impressive achievement record provided a strong case for her EB1B petition. Her specialized research on the patterns and strategies of international corporations had formed the basis for her 7 peer-reviewed publications, 3 book chapters, and 19 presentations at foremost national and international conferences. She had also reviewed at least 14 manuscripts for respected journals in her field. At the time of filing, moreover, her work had received no fewer than 58 citations in publications by independent and prominent members of the broader research community. An independent recommender upheld the significance of the beneficiary’s work: “The study revealed that inward knowledge flows are sufficient to support the early catching up of an economy (such as those of India, China, and Brazil); however, they are necessary but not sufficient to preserve and stimulate further economic growth. [Beneficiary] comments on the advantages of outward knowledge flows by nature, in the context of innovation creation, commercialization, and funding. Such advantages are directly linked to the development of a nation's international competiveness.” The petitioner in this case was a private university. We successfully demonstrated, through the proof and documentation we provided, that the beneficiary qualified for classification as an outstanding professor or researcher given the international recognition of her outstanding achievements. Her case was approved in three months and three days.