I am just getting started with this process. Blame it on my laziness or better my patriotism or lack of responsiveness. Any ways my story...
- 75+ citations on about 10+ publications. I am not the first author on most of those.
- MS (got PhD admission but did not attend)
- Work as a specialist in my field relating to a new branch in computer science at a national lab. "We" do perform work really of national importance (ok not just for keyword). I can get letters from international users and federal agencies who benefit from what our team does. I also hope to get some "power folks" to write letters.
- I am just a staff here.
Questions:
- DO i need to be first author to count the citations or papers?
- I came to know that for EB1 the home institution has to "support" the benificiary. My institution is not financing this (as i am just a staff with no PhD). I will have to pay from my pocket. I think i can ask them for a letter or some thing - is that considered as "support"?
- It sounds like i am basing my whole case on the work i have been doing (or continue to do) in my field for the last five years and the recommendation letters from people in federal agencies in US and abroad who were geniunely benefited from our work. I hope lack of PhD is not a problem. Any comments?
- Any tips or suggestions given the current scenario?
Thanks in advance.
- 75+ citations on about 10+ publications. I am not the first author on most of those.
- MS (got PhD admission but did not attend)
- Work as a specialist in my field relating to a new branch in computer science at a national lab. "We" do perform work really of national importance (ok not just for keyword). I can get letters from international users and federal agencies who benefit from what our team does. I also hope to get some "power folks" to write letters.
- I am just a staff here.
Questions:
- DO i need to be first author to count the citations or papers?
- I came to know that for EB1 the home institution has to "support" the benificiary. My institution is not financing this (as i am just a staff with no PhD). I will have to pay from my pocket. I think i can ask them for a letter or some thing - is that considered as "support"?
- It sounds like i am basing my whole case on the work i have been doing (or continue to do) in my field for the last five years and the recommendation letters from people in federal agencies in US and abroad who were geniunely benefited from our work. I hope lack of PhD is not a problem. Any comments?
- Any tips or suggestions given the current scenario?
Thanks in advance.
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