Success Story: EB1A Approved In Just 14 Days! NAILG Secured Success for a Post Doc with Direct Premium Processing Service

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On September 18^th, 2025, we received another EB-1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) approval for a Post Doc in the Field of Computer Science (Approval Notice).

General Field: Computer Science

Position at the Time of Case Filing: Post Doc Fellow

Country of Origin: Taiwan

State of Residence at the Time of Filing: New Jersey

Approval Notice Date: September 18^th, 2025

Processing Time: 14 days (Premium Processing Requested)

Case Summary:

We are pleased to announce the approval of an EB-1A (Extraordinary Ability) petition in just 14 days for our client, an accomplished researcher in the field of computer science. With a Ph.D. in computer science, the Client has established himself as one of the few leading specialists in artificial and biological intelligence.

Research with Substantial Merit and National Importance
The Client’s research advances both theoretical and practical understanding of artificial and biological intelligence. By developing methods to evaluate quantum computing benchmarks, optimizing algorithmic performance in data-streaming frameworks, and analyzing neuron-inspired architectures, his work provides the foundation for more efficient computational systems. These efforts support advancements in sustainable digital infrastructure, quantum computation, and brain-inspired computing, areas of national importance for maintaining U.S. leadership in innovation and technology.

Evidence of Accomplishments
The petition highlighted the Client’s significant record of academic and professional contributions, including:

6 peer-reviewed journal articles (2 first-authored)
16 peer-reviewed conference articles (12 first-authored)
5 preprints (3 first-authored)
At least 15 reviews for leading conferences and journals
552 citations to his published body of work

These accomplishments underscore the Client’s influence within the global computer science community and his recognized ability to shape the direction of future research. His work has also been supported by prestigious funding organizations such as the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Recognition and Support
The strength of the petition was reinforced by four letters of recommendation from internationally recognized experts in the field. These letters attested to the originality, significance, and far-reaching impact of the Client’s contributions.

“It is imperative that he be allowed to carry out his research uninterrupted so that the United States is able to benefit fully from its value.”

A Successful Outcome
USCIS recognized that the Client’s achievements and research satisfy the EB1A requirements by demonstrating sustained acclaim and extraordinary ability in computer science. This approval not only validates his past accomplishments but also affirms the importance of his future research endeavors in artificial and biological intelligence.

At NAILG, we are proud to have assisted the Client in preparing a well-documented petition. His success reflects both his exceptional qualifications and our firm’s expertise in navigating the EB1A process. We look forward to his continued contributions, which will strengthen the United States’ leadership in advanced computing and artificial intelligence.

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