Recent content by mikees

Appealing is waste of time i feel. It takes more than 1 year to be processed. I would suggest you start over again. Having a good attorney makes a huge difference. Good luck....

oh man, thats a big disaster in waiting for future applicants...

My suggestion for you is the EB1-outstanding researcher, or NIW (if you work meets the criteria). negative points in your case include that you do not have PhD degree, no awards, not a reviewer, no journals yet. In addition, just 'patent applications' doesnt count much. This makes unlikely (i...

------------------------------------------------------------------------- Same thing is happening to me now. I AM SCARED ....... My attorney e-file petitioned i140 (EB1-OR) and requested premium processing at texas service centre. 3 days later my attorney got response via email that my i140 is...

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Good luck to you, dancing fire. The attorney representing you is very very important, especially for EB1-B. Hope you will answer all the questions to the point and precisely. TSC is pretty easy to get approved, but it seems that the officer who looked at your case probably was having a bad day...

I am wondering how long would it take to process I-485 at TSC for an applicant approved for I-140 at TSC through PP?

-------------------- TSC has become too stringent on EB1 (A and B). I heard that there are a lot of denials for EB1. But good luck in your further NIW application...

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----------------------------------- I don't think this will necessitate for the criteria for EB1 (this is my opinion from my experience so far) since you got to have outstanding academia accomplishments. Probably you will fit in EB2-NIW

criteria for EB1-B: You got to have a permanent job offer from your employer (therefore the title of 'post-doc' will have have to be changed to either research associate or scientist et, etc.), and outstanding research accomplishments (like several first author manuscripts, awards, etc etc)...