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The easiest way for highly qualified professionals to obtain a Green Card in the USA

Why is the EB2-NIW a great visa option?
With the EB2-NIW, you can submit your application for US immigration independently and, by meeting the objective academic and professional qualification requirements stipulated by the USCIS itself, demonstrate that you are a professional of national interest.

Professionals from fields in high demand, such as Information Technology, Engineering, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Aviation and Dentistry, are welcome to the country when they meet the visa eligibility requirements. And professionals from other areas, such as Accounting, Business Administration, Finance and even technical areas, have been increasingly accepted through this jurisprudence.
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EB2-NIW Visa Eligibility Criteria

Qualification for the EB2 National Interest application goes through two phases:
1
Configuration of 
Advanced Degree or Exceptional Ability
Advanced degree:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in your area of specialization and 5 years of proven experience in your area of expertise (for a bachelor's degree) or 10 years (for a technician);
- Or a master's degree or equivalent in the US;

Exceptional Ability:
Proof that your skills and presence in the U.S. would benefit the U.S. national interest in the sciences, arts, or sports and business, requiring at least 3 of the following items of evidence:

- Academic record;
- License or certification to practice the profession;
- Letter of recommendation;
- Above-average salary for the industry;
- Membership in class entities or professional associations (OAB, CREA, etc);
- Recognition or awards;
- Other comparable evidence of eligibility.
2
Configuration of 
National Interest
National Interest Waiver
The NIW configuration is based on the Matter Of Dhanasar jurisprudence and goes through the demonstration of the following factors:

- The professional project proposed by the applicant has substantial merit and national importance;
- The applicant is professionally well positioned to move forward in the proposed project;
- It would be beneficial for the United States to waive the requirements for a job offer and therefore labor certification.
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Steps of the EB2-NIW claim

1st Step: I-140 Petition
In the first step of the process, we prepare and file the I-140 petition along with all the necessary documentation to prove that the alien has an advanced degree or exceptional ability and that his or her knowledge and experience is of national interest to the United States.

After the approval of the I-140 petition by the USCIS, we proceed to the next stage of the process, which consists of applying for American residency (Green Card). Foreigners can apply to obtain a Green Card in their home country or in the United States.
Status Adjustment
If the applicant is in the United States and has a valid visa, he/she will apply for the Green Card through the Adjustment of Status (Form I-485) with the USCIS. During Adjustment of Status processing, the applicant must remain in the US until travel authorization is received. This phase starts when the process priority date is "current". The priority date is the date the USCIS receives the I-140 petition.
Consular Process 
If the EB-2 National Interest Waiver visa applicant is located outside of the United States, the approved I-140 petition will be sent to the National Visa Center (NVC), which will process the application and send all documentation to the U.S. Consulate in the country in where the foreigner resides. Then, the applicant will go through an interview and, if approved, will receive the immigrant visa.

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What does the EB2-NIW assessment curriculum need to have?

Your resume needs to have: descriptions of academic training with start and end dates; Description of professional experiences with start and end dates and Description of extracurricular courses, awards, licenses, certifications and professional associations.

How does premium processing work?

Premium Processing provides accelerated processing for some types of visas, for a fee. USCIS guarantees that within 15 calendar days (for most classifications) or 45 calendar days (for multinational I-140 executive and manager and NIW classifications) your application will be reviewed.

How long does an eb2-niw immigration claim take to be approved?

The EB2-NIW processing time varies from case to case, but currently, the deadline is on average 12 to 18 months. Exceptions can be made and claims can be judged in 64 days or 24 months, as has already happened with specific clients.

What is Status Adjustment?

A change of status is when a person is in the United States on one type of visa and requests a change to another visa. This new visa will be, in fact, a new immigration “status”. She will not have a visa printed in her passport, she will temporarily, while remaining on US soil, have the status of this new visa.

What is consular process?

Consular Processing is when you initiate your process outside of the US and may also be outside your home country.

What is an immigration visa and a non-immigration visa?

An immigration visa takes you to the Green Card, a good example is the EB2-NIW which, when approved, you already have the right to apply for it. A non-immigrant visa, such as the L1, is a temporary visa that can be renewed, but does not grant a Green Card.

What is the body that analyzes and supervises immigration in the USA?

USCIS - United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is the government agency responsible for immigration. All immigration claims are directed to him. Whether applying in American territory or abroad.

Does a European passport help to get a visa or green card?

No, only some passports (from countries that have a trade agreement with the US) can apply for the E2 investment visa, but this visa does not lead to a Green Card.

How does the free trial for the green card work?

The professional must forward his complete curriculum vitae, with detailed dates, to the legal sector via email: [email protected] – after 48 hours, the candidate will receive the assessment in a return email.

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