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***** Email
from Natalia on 12/29/2013
Dear Sir/Madam:
I came through your excellent website, and found some very good and detail material about EB1 category of Green card.
I want to qualify under either
EB-1a category or EB1b/NIW of US green card and presently I don't have
any PhD, published materials, Journals, national or international
awards.I have secured admission in PhD program in finance at New York
University and Georgetown University. Now I am sure that during 3 years
of PhD program, I will write several articles and many of those will be
successfully published in top newspapers and journals. I will gain
membership of several professional orgnizations etc. Will these things
get me my Green Card approved under EB-1b category 3 years from now?
As a Citizen of India, How much time applicant should estimate to get
approved under NIW category? Can I qualify under NIW now because
presently I have a MBA and
B.Com? In addition to that I also have two years of diploma in Computer
Programming.
In addition to above explanation, I have have couple of other questions:
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While Georgetown University has accepted for PhD Finance, I am also
hopeful to hear from couple of other universities about acceptance in
dual degree program - JD PhD. Now does law degree with a PhD makes any
difference to prove extraordinary abilities of an applicant with Indian
Citizenship?
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As management is a very broad field and I can also be admitted into
"PhD in Technology Management" or "PhD in information Systems" so while
making selection, Should I prefer these technology based programs over
finance to make my profile more favorable for Eb1b category? Please
provide your genius advice.
I look forward to get reply from you.
Thanks & best regards.
***** Email
from Jung on 12/16/2013
Hello William,
I am interested in ordering NIW package from you. I have a peculiar situation and wonder if you could comment on
possible scenarios. I am currently on a H1B in a non-profit organization (a Postdoc at a
university) and would like to change it for a Postdoc in a R&D department of a for-profit company.
The questions are:
1) May I transfer my H1B employment authorization between the two or I
better apply for another H1B?
2) How can it affect my recently submitted I-485 application for
adjustment of status (based on a self-sponsored I-140 NIW).
I
have looked around and figured that for employment-based petitions
it results in invoked I-140 ... but I didn't have a sponsoring
employer. Does this make it safe to switch from one employer to another?
I would appreciate your input.
Best regards.
***** Email
from Pierre on 12/7/2013
Customer
Service:
I
have already bought a "do-it-yourself package" from you ( which I found
it very
helpful). Thanks so much for sending me the package, you know, now it
is the difficult time, I HOPE your package can help me out.
I
need more assistance from
you. I am managing director (and owner) of a company who import
foodstuff from US. I am planning to apply for L1-A visa to come to US
and start up a company's branch to
develop the business with US and then apply for EB1-C green card.
I need to consult with
you, who has experience on this type of visa.
With my best wishes.
***** Email
from Bardan on 11/29/2013
Dear Customer
Service:
After
reading information on immigration through your website, I decided to
go for Do-It-Yourself and based on the information ordered a package
for EB1 Outstanding Researcher or Outstanding Professor Petition.
However, now I realize this category is employer sponsored and may not
suitable for me. I
probably have to go with NIW (National interest waiver).
Just
a quick question about the EB1 outstanding petition, the reason I am
confused is you mention the alien needs a letter of employment, which I
sure have, Is this all that I need in terms of sponsorship or there is
more to it?
While discussing with friends what I understood is that alien's
employer has to
file the petition, Is this right? I am asking this because with your
extensive
experience in the field, you can answer this best. I am not all clear
that EB1 Outstanding Researcher or
Outstanding Professor Petition is employer sponsored.
Best wishes.
***** Email
from Kliton on 11/14/2013
Dear William,
I ordered the Do it your self package of NIW and went through some details, the package is
very good.
My
time is tight, I do need your great help to make me feel confidence, I
definitely will refer your service to everyone who is looking for.
If I order the premium service, can you provide the service listed
below in time:
1) Provide explanations,
advice, and planning based on your background and circumstances, and
also based on our comprehensive research and solid expertise in the
immigration process.
2)
Provide sound and comprehensive suggestions about the best course of
action to meet your objectives according to the overall situation, for
a specific case or petition (such as Request For Evidence or RFE).
3)
Find the facts when your case is relatively complicated (ranging from a
Request For Evidence for a petition to administrative difficulties
throughout the application process), then provide guidance and
suggestions for questions or requests before and after an immigrant
petition, based on special explanations from immigration rules,
regulations, and USCIS memos.
4)
If requested, we will review your petition cover letter or a RFE
response cover letter, to provide effective petition strategies and
arguments according to high standards of quality.
5)
Provide an unique Premium Customer ID number for your membership, and
give careful and quick responses to your every petition question or
problem.
If
I have questions and request to review petition letter or RFE cover
letter, normally how soon I CAN get response from you?
Currently, could you kindly go through every items of my RFE items and
provide suggestion on how to argue and reply if I order this great
service from your website?
If I need, could you review my RFE response cover letter and provide effective petition strategies eventually?
***** Email
from Hiroshi on 11/9/2013
Dear William,
This is the 3rd time I write to you. Your are very helpful answers for my
previous questions.
I already checked out on your
web pages and known the details about the service of petition program,
I trust your reputation, since in your website, You kindly provide lot
of useful information and suggestion on green card application, and as
well you always can reply and kindly answer my question in time. I am
planning to order that service.
Right now I am so sad to tell you I am having another problem that I
have to handle at first. Last weekend I got my RFE mail from USCIS on
my NIW self-petition which was submitted and received.
Please see the attached file for the details. It made me feel difficult
to reply.
I saw you also have the package on how to reply to RFE, does that help
me on my case?
Please help to review all the questions on RFE, are all the questions specific on my case or normal questions for anyone?
I am looking forward to getting your help.
Thanks and with my best wishes.
***** Email
from Maedu on 10/27/2013
Dear Sir:
The NIW package I ordered from you is excellent.
One question - the letters of reference in the package are geared
towards scientists. Do you have any examples in the field of business?
I am an Editorial Director working as a science writer and editor in
the field of life sciences and biotechnology. I have received, since
working in the US (H1B) a Science Journalism Laureate Award from Purdue
University, which places me in an elite group of writers as very few of
these awards are made, and produced several annual books that are of
national importance to the US biotechnology industry and so it would be
helpful to see how I might instruct my referees on the approach to
their letters.
Thanks for your help.
***** Email
from Anotoliy on 10/15/2013
Dear Sir/Madam:
I see your very
informal web site, and
I am glad after reading about your wonderful service for Green Card. I have been
through your website www.greencardapply.com and studied it carefully.
I
am a UK citizen and fully qualified Manual Lymph Drainage therapist,
and the first person from a non German speaking country to qualify in
to use this treatment with horses. Equine lymphology is a neglected
area here and in the US and I have the only English language website
which provides detailed information about this and the conditions that
arise. I receive enquiries from literally around the world, including
many from the US, from horse owners and veterinary surgeons.
MLD is the treatment of choice for the condition lymphoedema, which is
common in horses but because of the above, rarely recognised in UK and
US veterinary practice.
In March I undertook a successful small, informal study at the Centre
for Equine Health at the Veterinary Medicine School,
UC Davis, into the use of MLD to control ‘chronic progressive
lymphoedema’ a disease identified by the School. As a result a number
of horse owners would like me to treat their affected horses, and I am
keen to do this, and to increase awareness of the condition and its
treatment. This is short term treatment, I would not be employed, the
owners would be my clients, as is normal in this type of work. I was
also approached to treat a person with lymphoedema as there are
comparatively few qualified practitioners in the US. I have commitments
in the UK so would only want to work in the US on a temporary basis.
As far as I am aware, I am the only person with this experience outside
Germany. As I would not be employed, it has been suggested that I apply
for an O1 visa and national interest waiver, and would like to confirm
first that I would need to apply for both. I am not anticipating making
a lot of money in the US so would prefer to try and do this myself at
this stage if at all possible.
Thank you.
***** Email
from Qiang on 10/2/2013
Dear William,
I happened to read your website about self-petition of green card based
on EB1A. The reading is really enlightening. Thanks a lot for providing
these useful information. I have a question about my situation which
you might be able to answer.
I just graduated with a Ph.D degree in engineering. I am hold OPT now.
My Ph.D research is subarea in optics, which is closely related to
military defense. Companies working in my area require green card or
citizenship. So, I did not get a job in my Ph.D research field since I
am an international student without green card. Instead, I got a job in
data analysis, which does not relate to optics at all, even though I
will use some analytical skills in the new job I learned and used in my
Ph.D research. The company I will work in may or may not support me H1B
visa.
Now I am considering to apply for green card based on EB1A as soon as
possible. I have a relatively strong academic background with over 20
articles, 3 patents and reviewing over 30 papers for 7 different
journals. If I get the green card, then I will be able to look for job
in optics.
My question is
that:
1) My current job is not in my Ph.D research field. Does this affect the EB1a application?
If yes, how can I solve this problem?
2) Doe I need to talk about my current job and current company I work
in? If yes, what strategy should I use when talking about my job and
the company in the petition letter?
3) When submitting I-485, do I need to submit the job offer or job description of my current work in data analysis?
4) After I get the green card, do I need to quit my current job in data analysis and find a new job in optics?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards.
***** Email
from Zhao on 9/22/2013
Dear William,
Thank you so much your reply. I will take your advice in my petition letter. I had heard that
EB-1A application does not require a job offer.
Does it mean that you don't really need to have a job when you are
submitting your I-140 application form?
Or, you don't need to have a job in your field, optics for me, when
applying? For my situation, my current job is data analysis
(apparently, it does not relates to optics, even though it uses some
skill set I learned from research in optics). So the feasible and
practical strategy for my case when writing the petition letter is that:
1) have to discuss my current job in the petition letter?
2) have to relate my current job to my optical background from before?
I
received a lot of emails asking my immigration status after optical
companies found my resume impressive and interesting to me. However,
they decided not to move further for an interview since I am not a
citizen and don't have a green card.
So, if I can get a letter from these optical companies stating that
they would like to hire me if I have green card; or they can not hire
me because I don't have a green card;
Do you think this kind of letter or the emails I got from them during
job seeking will help convince immigration officers to offer me the
green card? Maybe, if I am able to tactically relate my current job to
my optical research experience, I don't have to seek this kind of
letter or use those emails asking my immigration status during job
seeking.
Please advise me. I really appreciate your valuable advice and comments. It means a lot to
me.
Have a great
day.
***** Email
from Winter on 9/18/2013
Dear William,
It is so nice
you could answer my questions in your busy time, indicating you are a
considerable and very helpful.
I have a very happy experience with you, your excellent website, and the do it
yourself package of EB-1A, and would like to refer you to anybody I will know.
I am going to file my application in EB-1A.
My brief
background, Ph.D. in pharmaceutical science, having more than 10 years research
background in drug research and biomedical analysis.
Published 24 papers and presented many of conference abstracts and posters, 4
of them in first author, others are coauthored papers in the good journals in
the endeavored research. Members with several professional societies. I have
finished four times of reviewing process for journals.
I am going to
claim the qualifications in (1) contributions; (2) publications; (3) member
ships;(4) review . Actually I played important roles in many coauthored papers,
even I am not the first two or three authors, how can I emphasize my role in
these works?
Do you normally
provide service in reviewing and revising petition letter, and what is the
charge for that?
Thanks so much
and have a nice night
***** Email
from Lee on 9/9/2013
Dear Sir:
I
am a Canadian citizen currently completing law school in WA. I am now
considering green card
applications. After reviewing your very helpful website thoroughly, it
appears to me that the most suitable category may be the EB2-NIW.
I’m
currently on an F-1 visa and will soon apply either for OPT or for a TN
visa. I noticed on your website how applying for an EB1/2 may
detrimentally affect an application for OPT since it evidences intent …
do you think that applying for and, being denied, an EB1/2 visa would
detrimentally affect a TN visa?
If I were to obtain a TN visa and then subsequently be denied an
EB2-NIW visa, would there be a high chance of being refused re-entry if
I were to then temporarily leave the US and re-enter on the TN
visa?
Finally,
you’ll notice that my wife is a Japanese citizen, and currently a
holder of an F-2 visa. Which leads to my final question … when applying
for an EB1/2 visa for myself, is it possible to get an equivalent
dependent visa for my wife as well?
Thank you.
****** Email
from Genkov on 8/27/2013
Dear Sir
I
had submitted I-140 by myself with
the help of your wonderful Complete Do-It-Yourself Package for NIW. The
USCIS received my application
and issued an RFE on. I saw it online, but the RFE letter is on the way
and I should be receiving by the end of this week. I have no idea what
to do
about this. Does this mean that the case is weak? If so, can I withdraw
the petition? Or, is it likely that most of the applicants get
RFE.
I would like to submit the response to RFE
letter with your help of your RFE package for NIW petition. What type of responses
are required? Can you help in this regard? Because they may give me limited time,
Please advise. I have a PhD in Applied Physics.
Thank you so much.
***** Email
from Grad on 8/15/2013
Dear William,
I am glad to
purchase your DIY package on application of green card in EB1-EA. This package
is very helpful and guide me to prepare my documents.
Now I have
questions on the New I-140 form that being released from USCIS recently.
On part 4, item 7, how should I select the answer? Since I am preparing to apply
for EB1-EA, with labor certificate waiver, should I select no to both of these
items?
On part 6, item 7, for EB1-EA, It is not necessary to have a permanent position
to qualify for this, is that correct?
I think this is
very common question for EB1-EA applications, expect to receive your answer as
early as possible.
Thanks and have
a nice day.
***** Email
from Banga on 8/7/2013
Dear William,
I am considering EB-1C Green Card application by using of your EB-1C
DIY
package, for my family and have few questions before I start the
process, I am L1-A visa holder and work in a international US company
in US.
I
had been a communism party member in China from 1997 to 2003. Is there
any impact about my application with this history? Should I offer the
evidence that I quit it from 2003? I didn't turn in party fee from that
time and may difficult to find a evidence to support it.
Can I hire a attorney to apply to GC even I'm a L1-A holder? How much
is the total expense to get your support to apply GC for my family (3
guys)? How long?
Thanks a lot
for your answers and your very informative web site.
Best regards.
***** Email
from Minda on 7/25/2013
Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings! I am
currently working as Scientist/Research Associate in a University near
Philadelphia. I entered this country through Post Doc fellowship from University
in Baltimore, on J1 visa and got waiver and converted to H1B, and since then i
was working in H1B. I am married and my husband is in H4 visa and he is in India
now.
I am interested
in applying for Green card on your EB-1A Do-It-Yourself package. I read your
website carefully, and I am qualified for the same according to the rules and
regulations stated - My work has been published in reputed international
journals (5-6 publications total); My work has been published in news papers; I
have judged the work of others. I am member of 2- 3 reputed scientific
societies.
Expecting your
reply. I don't want to spend so much of dollars in filling. So please let me
know whether am I eligible for the same. If you want my resume I can send it for
your valuable review.
Thanks and
regards.
***** Email
from Sundary on 7/14/2013
Hello.
My fiancee is
looking to apply for a green card via EB1-Extraordinary Ability (EB1-EA)
Petition. She is a lead performer in a show in Las Vegas and many of her
co-workers have received green cards successfully. We ordered your do it
yourself EB1-EA package a few months ago and found the material very informative
and professional.
We also saw in
the documents that you provide additional service of reviewing the app and
giving and independent advice. Can you provide a custom service of preparing the
application, letters, strategy. We understand that the application would have to
come from us directly and your company cannot put your name on it, but were
still wondering if such service was possible as your experience &
professionalism would be of huge help. We'd like to bypass going the attorney
route, but would like to be a step above self-preparation.
Please advise. Thank you.
***** Email
from Alex on 7/3/2013
Dear Customer Service,
I am very highly appreciate your
help with the provided green card application DIY packages and instructions.
They are in very high professional level. I ordered and used two your packages
I-140 and I-485. Thank you very much!
At the step I-485 adjustment of status arose problem and I am not able to submit
my documents because I need to understand properly. I decided to ask you if it
is possibly. Very briefly I am explaining to you bellow.
My category is EB2 - National Interest Waiver. I filed I-140 by myself (employer
in this category was not required) and I got approval. Now I am filing I-485 -
adjustment of status with all supporting documents. Is it necessary I to have
I-864 for myself? I am not supporting family members, but do I need to have
I-864 for myself? I have evidences that I am employed and have a salary,
savings, and tax returns. If necessary to file I-864, who can do for me as well
as my category did not require employer?
Thanks in advance.
***** Email
from Sufan on 6/21/2013
Dear William,
Thanks for your kind reply. I already checked out on your web page and
known the details about the service of premium petition program,
although I don’t know how well it is, I trust your reputation, since in
your website, You kindly provide lot of useful information and
suggestion on green card application, and as well you always can reply
and kindly answer my question in time. I am planning to order that
service.
Right now, I am having another problem that I have to handle at first.
Last weekend I got my RFE mail from USCIS on my NIW self-petition.
Please see the attached file for the details. It made me feel difficult
to reply.
I saw you also have the package on how to reply to RFE, does that help me on my case?
Please help to review all the questions on RFE, are all the questions specific on my case or normal questions for anyone?
I am looking forward to getting your help.
Thanks and with my best wishes
***** Email
from Andrea on 6/8/2013
Dear William,
Based on your very helpful EB1A package I prepared the petition for my
EB1A. I claim four of the criteria, awards, publications, judge work of
others and contributions. Now I get the RFE from CIS. The awards and
contributions need REF. I do not know how to answer them, so I bought
your EB1A RFE package. I found it is also very useful. I am preparing
the answers for RFE. However, I am a little puzzle. Does my RFE need
more reference letters? Because the RFE mentioned that the reference
letter has less weight. Their questions are,
"For
example, if you believe that you met the first criterion please submit
evidence which establishes that you have won prizes or awards and which
establishes that they are consistent with one who is among those at the
very top of your field. Your evidence does not establish that the
grants and fellowships which you have received are properly considered
prizes or awards. Furthermore, what seems to be your most prestigious
fellowship, that from the Delta Electronics Foundation, appears to be
restricted to doctoral or postdoctoral students and further appears to
be restricted to only students of Chinese heritage. If that fellowship
is available to anyone in your field, regardless of stage of
development or country of origin, please submit documentary evidence of
this."
Could you please give me any suggestion? How to answer their
questions? Need more reference letters?
Thank you very much,
Best regards.
***** Email
from Kim on 5/29/2013
Dear William,
Thank you so much for your prompt reply.
I
am an Assistant Professor of
a university. I am thinking about whether I can apply in the EB1
Outstanding Researcher or Outstanding Professor
category by using your DIY package. It seems that the requirements are
relatively lower. I do have a four-year
experience as a Assistant Professor , and I think I will be able to get
a letter from my department chair saying that they plan to grant me
tenure.
The two categories you mentioned seem too demanding. Even after I
publish a journal article, I am afraid I still do not have enough. If
you can help me explore the possibility of applying in the category I
mentioned above and advise me on what I must do, I would appreciate it.
I have learned from the instructions for Form 140 that a letter
demonstrating that I will continue to work at this university is
required. Do you think a letter from our department chair is enough for
that purpose? Again, I appreciate your help.
Sincerely.
***** Email
from Yeon on 5/15/2013
Hello William,
I have been reading your excellent website since last year all the wonderful, inspiring comments that
you have been receiving on every GC approval that's posted which is I find morally motivating. I just have few questions for you
before I order my EB1 DIY package.
I
have an O1 visa approved last
year. I am still employed under my petitioner as a martial arts
instructor/trainer. As you know, I used to be a national athlete and
represented my country in different Int'l
competitions. Won numerous local and int'l medals. I hired a lawyer
when I applied for my O1 visa and now they are asking me to pay $7k for
my EB1 to be processed which I cannot afford anymore.
My
questions are what is the first step to get my GC? Should i start
working on changing my status now before my O1 visa expires
next year? What are the packages that I need to order for the whole
process? Have you ever had
a testimony in an approved GC based on the EB1 extra ordinary ability
sports? If the need arises with regards to answering the application
form can i contact you? Thank you for taking time reading my message.
Your response will be a big help. I hope to hear from you soon.
Bless!
***** Email
from Jone on 4/26/2013
Dear William:
I am
working as a Research Engineer II position for the past 6 years. I have
few abstracts and 4 journal articles written. My job duties include
performing complex finite element analysis for all of the companies
implants and performing other
activities. I would like to know if I qualify to apply under EB2
category. I
would like to order "Complete Do-It-Yourself Package for NIW". I
believe it could be very helpful.
I
would like to know if there is any contact information that I can have
to discuss in further.
Also my application was filed under EB3 before. Apart from few duties
that I listed, my duties also include performing "virtual surgery"
which will help the orthopedic surgeon to perform the surgery in a more
efficient
way. I believe this duty itself can be a milestone in improving the
health care by assisting the surgeon perform the surgery in a better
way. So I believe that I can be filed
at least in EB2 NIW. I just want to know if I can also use my previous
priority date. I would appreciate if I can get back
your feedback/suggestion.
Many Thanks.
***** Email
from Avinash on 4/12/2013
Dear Mr. William;
I
am glad to find your superior website for getting green card in U.S.A..
I plan to apply a visa for getting green card. I am looking for the
best way to save time. Please give me some comment about my case.
I am a visiting scholar at University now in
U.S.A. Please find my attached resume. I hope that I can hear of the good news from you.
Thank you very much.
***** Email
from Mengyan on 4/5/2013
Hi Dr William,
Based on your supreme Do-It-Yourself package, I have filed my I-140 (EB-1,
extraordinary ability) and after I received the I-140 approval notice from USCIS about the I-140, I filed my I-485.
Now, more than 180 days have passed since
USCIS has received my I-185. But my I-485 are still pending at a USCIS Service
Center.
I want to know Is AC 21 applicable for I-140 self-petition case (EB-1)?
Many thanks, William.
***** Email
from Tong on 3/25/2013
Dear William:
Your web site is very helpful in regard to my questions about immigration
matters. I have already applied for I-140 and I-485 by myself with the
help of your Complete Do-It-Yourself package and
waiting for the response. I have a question: Normally, how long does the process of the "National
Interest Waiver" take?
Thank you.
***** Email
from Sasikuma on 3/11/2013
William:
I really appreciate your web and your work.
Thanks for the information. It was really helpful. I am going to apply by myself
with the help of your package. Can you please clarify one more doubt.
Can I continue to work in Company A until my OPT expires
even after my H-1B with Company B is approved?
Many thanks
***** Email
from Soon Hee on 3/3/2013
Dear Sir:
I recently visited your very
helpful web site and was very impressed by the comments left by the individuals. My case is that I recently
finished PhD. I am working as a post-doc in a state university on H1B. Is it possible for me to apply for the green card?
Thanks
***** Email from Harsha on 2/24/2013
Dear William:
It is a great piece of information to me. Thanks a lot for your reply. In your mail,
you mentioned that "As an Assistant Professor, your employer should sign both I-140 Form and
the cover letter for EB1-OR application." So, do I need to ask the university to do it for me?
Thanks. I will purchase the package of
EB1-OR soon.
Cordially,
***** Email
from Kayani on 2/17/2013
Dear William:
Your website about green card application is very informative and helpful.
And thank you for your prompt response. I have one more question about EB2-NIW: Do I need to submit Form
ETA-750A as well?
Thanks a lot in advance for your answer.
***** Email from Chien Sung on 2/4/203
Dear William,
Thank you very much for the timely and very helpful reply. I have one more
question:
I have only one year experience of being a professor. Would that be
enough for "outstanding professor"? Can my 10-year research experience
in the aerospace industry involving high-profile project (Space
Station) count?
Sincerely,
***** Email
from Asghar on 1/25/2013
Dear Customer Service,
First, thank you so much for your prompt reply to my question. I am planning on purchasing
your DIY package.
My qualifications
seem to fit EB1-EA and EB1-OR. I have two already published articles in peer-reviewed journal, a third in
press, and two are being submitted. I have 4 international conference
articles. Do I need to apply for both EB1-EA and EB1-OR?
Thanking you in advance,
Sincerely yours,
***** Email from Zhong Yi on 1/14/2013
William,
My I-140 has been approved with the help of your very powerful Do-It-Yourself
package, thank you so much.
Now I am just waiting for the I-485 to be approved.
I have applied last week for the "Application for USCIS travel document." The
receipt notification letter I received from the office says that it takes 150-180
days to process this kind of case. What can I do to get the travel document fast?
Thank you very much again!
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