Case Summary:                 

We are pleased to share the success story of an EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) approval. This approval was granted to a research scientist from Israel whose research supports advancements in computational mathematics and algorithmic theory. At the time of filing, he had already produced high-impact work in number theory, arithmetic geometry, and probabilistic algorithms.

Research with Substantial Merit and National Importance

NAILG evaluated the client’s proposed endeavor to develop advanced mathematical algorithms and databases that identify connections between mathematical structures, state conjectures, and generate counterexamples. This work contributes to major branches of mathematical research and has broad applications in big data analysis, cryptographic systems, and computational modeling. As data generation increases exponentially, the client’s innovations help equip U.S. researchers and technologists with tools that enhance scientific discovery and national competitiveness.

Well Positioned to Advance the Proposed Endeavor

The client’s academic training and experience reflect deep expertise in computational mathematics. His portfolio includes 7 peer-reviewed journal articles, 3 conference articles, 13 conference abstracts, and 2 preprints, many of which are first-authored. The client also completed at least 13 peer reviews for top mathematics journals, a mark of recognition by the scholarly community. Multiple publications rank in the top 10% or 1% most-cited for his field and year, underscoring the lasting value and visibility of the client’s research.

Evidence of Influence and Recognition

The client’s algorithms and mathematical datasets have already contributed to research in modular forms, elliptic curves, and memory-efficient computation. His work has been cited in peer-reviewed publications across mathematics and computer science, including use by researchers exploring network traffic optimization and Calabi–Yau modularity. These citations demonstrate that peers have built on the client’s frameworks to expand applications in both theoretical and applied domains.

Efficient Approval through Strong Petition Strategy

NAILG prepared and submitted the NIW petition with premium processing on December 5, 2024, and secured approval on February 5, 2025, just two months later. The petition’s success was grounded in a clear demonstration of the client’s national impact, strong academic credentials, and documented influence across STEM sectors.

We are proud to have supported this accomplished researcher in securing NIW approval. With his proven ability to drive mathematics innovation, the client is well-positioned to continue contributing to the United States’ scientific leadership. NAILG remains committed to helping international experts navigate their path to U.S. immigration success.