To qualify for an EB-2 NIW, applicants must demonstrate:

1. Exceptional abilities or an advanced degree in their field.
2. Evidence that their work is in the national interest of the United States.
3. A significant impact on their field of expertise.

The EB-2 NIW offers certain advantages, including:

1. Exemption from the labor certification process, streamlining the application procedure.
2. The ability to self-petition (no employer sponsorship required in certain cases).
3. Faster processing times compared to some other employment-based green card categories.

Evidence supporting the national interest claim can include:

1. Significant contributions to the field through research, publications, patents, or innovations.
2. Impact on national or global issues within the field.
3. Letters of support from experts or authorities in the field validate the applicant’s contributions.

Yes, individuals meeting the EB-2 NIW criteria can self-petition, eliminating the need for employer sponsorship in certain cases. However,it is easier when you join EB-2 NIW Program.

Processing times can vary but are generally faster than other employment-based green card categories. On average, it may take 12-18 months or longer, depending on various factors such as USCIS processing times and case complexities. However when you are on our EB-2 NIW program you get it within 4 months.

No job offer or labor certification is required for individuals applying under the EB-2 NIW category, as the focus is on the individual’s exceptional abilities and their contributions to the national interest.

Yes, immediate family members (spouse and unmarried children under 21) can typically accompany or join the EB-2 NIW holder in the U.S.

A non-immigrant visa for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field. 

Individuals with extraordinary ability in science, education, business, or athletics. 

Initial validity is up to three years, with the possibility of extensions. 

Yes, your spouse and children can apply for O-3 dependent visas.

It takes about 3-6 months.

Yes.

Principal-12,000 USD​Dependant- Additional $2500 USD.

Yes, but each employer must be listed and approved in your petition. 

Individuals with extraordinary ability in the arts, including visual arts, performing arts, or those with a record of extraordinary achievement in the motion picture and television industry.

Initial validity is up to three years, with the possibility of extensions in one-year increments.

Yes, your spouse and children can apply for O-3 dependent visas.

It takes about 3-6 months.

Yes.

Principal- 12,000 USD
Dependant-Additional $2500 USD.

Evidence of significant achievements, such as awards, critical reviews, high salary, or notable performances

Yes, you need a job offer or an agent who acts as your employer or petitioner.

Letters of recommendation, press articles, evidence of awards or nominations, and a detailed description of your work.

Yes, but each project or employer must be included in your petition and approved by USCIS.

Significant contributions to notable projects, awards, and high-profile work in the industry.

Provide evidence such as award certificates, critical reviews, contracts, and detailed information about your roles and contributions.

Yes, but you must provide contracts or agreements showing your work with multiple clients and evidence of your extraordinary ability.

An agent can act as your petitioner, providing a detailed job offer and representing you in negotiations with multiple employers.

Yes, you can apply from your home country, but you must have a U.S. employer or agent to file the petition.

No, but providing evidence of your extraordinary ability and achievements is essential, regardless of where you gained experience.

Your previous U.S. work history can support your application, demonstrating established success in your field.

You must provide a detailed job offer and evidence supporting the applicant’s extraordinary ability or achievements.

Highlight how the applicant’s extraordinary skills and achievements are crucial to the success of your projects or organization.

You must outline each project or client relationship in the petition, demonstrating how each aligns with the applicant’s extraordinary abilities.

File for an extension by submitting a new petition with evidence that the applicant continues to meet the extraordinary ability criteria.

Yes, but you must file an amendment to your visa petition reflecting the new employer or project details.

You can apply for a Green Card through employment-based categories, leveraging your O-1B status as proof of extraordinary ability or achievement.