Success Stories: NAILG Gets NIW Approval for an Assistant Professor Working in the Field of Data Science
Client’s Testimonial:
“Thanks for working with me in getting the I-140 approvals.”
On August 19th, 2021, we received another EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) approval for an Assistant Professor in the Field of Data Science (Approval Notice).
General Field: Data Science
Position at the Time of Case Filing: Assistant Professor
Country of Origin: India
State of Residence at the Time of Filing: Pennsylvania
Approval Notice Date: August 19th, 2021
Processing Time: 11 months, 23 days
Case Summary:
Hailing from India and armed with a Ph.D. in Information Technology, an assistant professor in information science asked for North America Immigration Law Group’s help in filing his NIW (National interest Waiver) petition. So our team of experts immediately started looking into his academic and professional records in order to personalize his application followed by countersigning the retainer agreement with him. We were able to trace every important detail of his career thus far from the updated CV and other documents that he provided us with.
Some of these documents contained information about his publication records, his citations, and his review experience. Others detailed funding grants that he had received and 2 testimonials that he had obtained at our suggestion from experts in his field.
- We were thus able to find that his work supports advancements in data interpretation methodologies that have applications in key fields including cybersecurity, and thus, his work bolsters major industries across the globe.
- At the same time, his research has resulted in 23 peer-reviewed journal articles (17 of them first-authored), 19 peer-reviewed conference article (14 of them first-authored), 1 technical report, and 2 book chapters (1 of them first-authored).
- These publications have also been cited a total of 145 times according to Google Scholar.
- He has also completed at least 30 peer reviews to date and one of his projects has been supported by funding from the National Institute of the General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health. This recognition of his work shows that his work is pertinent to solving medical issues in the United States.
Thus, when the decision arrived in his favor, we were not surprised but happy to have been a part of his immigration journey to the U.S.A. We thank him for his continued trust in our services and for retaining us for his EB1-B and I-485 petitions.

