Question 1

Can I self-petition for an EB2 NIW Green Card?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The National Interest Waiver (NIW) allows you to bypass the employer sponsorship requirement. If your work has 'Substantial Merit' and 'National Importance,' you can file the I-140 yourself. We specialize in writing the technical arguments that prove your work meets these strict criteria.

Question 2

What is the difference between EB1A and EB2 NIW?

Accepted Answer

EB1A is for individuals with 'extraordinary ability' who are at the very top of their field (top 1%). It requires satisfying 3 out of 10 strict criteria. EB2 NIW is for professionals with advanced degrees whose work benefits the US. NIW has a slightly lower threshold than EB1A but requires a complex argument for 'National Importance.'

Question 3

Do you guarantee USCIS approval?

Accepted Answer

No service can legally guarantee approval as the final decision lies with the USCIS officer. However, our petitions have a 98% historical approval rate because we do not take cases we cannot win. We perform a rigorous pre-filing assessment to ensure your narrative aligns perfectly with the Dhanasar Prongs (for NIW) or Kazarian criteria (for EB1A).

Question 4

Do I need a lawyer to file for a Green Card?

Accepted Answer

You are not legally required to have a lawyer file your I-140. Many successful applicants self-file using professional writing services like ours to handle the petition letter and evidence drafting, which saves thousands in legal fees while ensuring the technical narrative is compelling.

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