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New NIW Successful Stories (13) Dr. Singh Dr. Singh is an elite information technology professional from India. He worked for a Fortune 100 company in implementing large scale technology planning. In 2004, Dr. Singh submitted a NIW petition, and in May 2005 the USCIS requested that further evidence be provided to show that the national interest would be adversely affected if a labor certification were required. Our office was retained in 2005 to assist Dr. Singh in a reply to a request for further evidence. After two months of preparation, we submitted additional proof that Dr. Singh had made a vital impact in his field, including additional letters from independent reviewers and additional awards. Due to our thorough response, Dr. Singh’s petition was approved on December 2005. Dr. Sung Dr. Sung is an advanced degree professional with a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from a major U.S. university. As a Ph.D. researcher he has made seminal discoveries in the area of molecular recognition, synthetic organic chemistry and combinatorial chemistry. Even before arriving in the U.S. Dr. Sung received seven Korean patents. In 2005 Dr. Sung retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys were able to assist Dr. Sung with several letters from the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, and American Chemical Society. We highlighted the fact that the pharmaceutical industry has spent more than $10 billion dollars on combinatorial chemistry to increase the chance of discovering new drug candidate molecules. We were able to make a strong case that Dr. Sung’s research would aid in the development of new and more effective medicines. Dr. Sung’s petition letter was sent August 2005 and approved January 2006. Dr. Hong Dr. Hong is an advanced degree professional with a Ph.D. in Biology from a German university. Prior to his arrival in U.S., Dr. Hong developed a synthetic peptide based blood screening test for HIV. Currently he works to understand neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. In 2005, Dr. Hong retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Hong’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. With over 100 citations to his published works, and as Alzheimer’s disease afflicts millions of Americans every year, Dr. Hong’s work is of great importance. Dr. Hong’s petition letter was sent in June 2005 and approved in December 2005. Dr. Jing Dr. Jing is an advanced degree professional by virtue of her Ph.D. in Chemistry. As a research associate at the Computational Center for Molecular Structure and Interactions at a S university, Dr. Jing’s research is funded by the NSF, the USA Army Engineer Research and Development Center. Dr. Jing’s work involves research regarding nerve gas used in bioterrorism. In 2005, Dr. Jing retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Jing’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. Because Dr. Wang’s illustrious articles in the American Chemical Society, Chemical Physics Letters, and Journal of Molecular Structure, she clearly demonstrated that she had made a clear contribution to her field. Dr. Jing’s petition letter was sent July 2005 and approved in January 2005. Dr. Luo Dr. Luo is a biomedical researcher in the area of cardiovascular research at BCM. He holds a M.D. from a Chinese University. He had a dozen published articles and was able to retain recommendation letters from the NIH, and the American Heart Association. In 2005, Dr. Luo retained our office to file his NIW. Because his research was in the area of atherosclerosis and heart disease and 600,000 Americans die annually because of the disease, it was clearly in the national interest for Dr. Luo to continue his research. Dr. Jing’s petition letter was sent in August 2005 and approved in February 2005. Dr. Mai Dr. Mai is an advanced degree professional by virtue of his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from a university in Shanghai. His research has focused on anti-cancer and antibiotic drug development. He has worked on the development of anticancer diterpene quinines using state of the art analytical and synthetic techniques. In 2005, Dr. Mai retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Mai’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. We highlighted the various professional organizations that he was a member of including the American Chemical Society, the American Advanced Association of Science, as well as his impressive published articles in Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letter, Journal of Natural Product. Dr. Mai’s petition letter was sent in May 2005 and approved in January 2005. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is an advanced degree professional by virtue of his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from a University in Sweden. His research has focused protein expression, purification, and DNA sequencing. He currently works at an internationally renowned laboratory known for its advancements against heart disease, diabetes, and obesity with Nobel laureates. In 2005, Dr. Lee retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Lee’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. We highlighted the fact that Dr. Lee had almost 60 published articles which was remarkable, and that his research of atherosclerosis was very significant in that the disease is responsible for half of the deaths due to heart or stroke. Dr. Lee’s petition letter was sent May 2005 and approved in March 2005. Dr. Wollen Dr. Wollen is an advanced degree professional with a M.D. from a University in India. Dr. Wollen’s research has conducted research on nuclear imaging techniques and drug development in arteriosclerosis, thrombosis and cell biology. Her research in cardiovascular and circulatory research which will play in the development for treatments of hypertension, congestive heart failure and other cardiovascular disease. In 2005, Dr. Wollen retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Wollen’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. We highlighted the fact that Dr. Wollen had more than 50 citations from fellow researchers. With several excellent reviews from the NIH and the Department of Health and Human Services, Dr. Wollen easily proved that going through the labor certification process would be against the Dr. Wollen’s petition was mailed January 2005 and approved in December 2005. Ms. Wang Ms. Wang is a foreign journalist who received a Master’s of International Policy and Practice from George Washington University. She served as an editor at the Shanghai Daily and the South China Morning Post. Because of her ability to speak in both English and Chinese, she was able to reach a wider audience and also convey diverse viewpoints. In 2005, Ms. Wang retained our office to file her NIW. As a person who worked for a news agency, Her employment clearly served the broader American interests through the news agency. Ms. Wang’s petition was sent on April 2005 and was approved December 2005. Dr. Song Dr. Song is an advanced degree professional by virtue of his Ph.D. in Computer Science from a University in the US. His research has focused on interconnecting networks for high performance computing. He is currently employed at a top national laboratory where he is building checkpointing/restart system in linux clusters for extremely large scale computers. In 2005, Dr. Song retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Song’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. While he did not have that many published articles, we focused on his many presentations and the overwhelming number of cites irregardless of the fact that he did not have that many publications. Dr. Song’s petition letter was sent in May 2005 and approved in April 2005. Dr. Shu Dr. Shu is an outstanding researcher with a M.S. and Ph.D. in Materials Science from a U.S. university. Dr. Shu has extensive experience in nanotechnology and electron microscopy. As a research scientist he currently works at a prestigious Midwestern school where he has conducted research on liposome encapsulation of magnetic nanoparticles for Cancer drug delivery and hyperthermia. In 2005, Dr. Shu retained our office to file his EB-1. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Shu to present his credentials in a positive way. By showing that he reached the minimum requirements with a permanent research position and three years research experience, Dr. Shu’s petition was approved in September 2005. Dr. Mai Dr. Mai is an outstanding researcher with a Ph.D. in Bioscience from a U.S. university. Dr. Mai has extensive experience developmental biology. He researches the genes that cause congenital heart disease with a goal of preventing and treating these diseases. Abnormalities in cardiac development are the most common form of human birth defect. In 2005, Dr. Mai retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Mai to present his credentials in a positive way. Our attorneys demonstrated that his research were important because the heart causes the most human birth defects, abnormalities of the adult heart represent the most prevalent cause of morbidity and mortality. Dr. Mai’s work on cardiac organogenesis will benefit the American people. Dr. Mai’s petition was sent August 2005 and approved December 2005. Dr. Wang Dr. Wang is an outstanding researcher with a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from a U.S. university. Dr. Wang has extensive experience drug design and synthesis. His research has contributed to pharmaceutical research in the area of cancer and cardiovascular drugs. In 2005, Dr. Wang retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Wang to present his credentials in a positive way. Despite the fact that Dr. Wang had very few published articles, he had made several contributions in the way of privatized research in pharmaceutical research. Dr. Wang’s petition was sent in April 2005 and approved in December 2005. Dr. Son Dr. Son is an advanced degree professional by virtue of his Ph.D. in Computer Science from a University in the US. His research has focused on interconnecting networks for high performance computing. He is currently employed at Los Alamos National Laboratory where he is building checkpointing/restart system in linux clusters for extremely large scale computers. In 2005, Dr. Son retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys evaluated Dr. Son’s case carefully and presented it in the best light. While he did not have that many published articles, we focused on his many presentations and the overwhelming number of cites irregardless of the fact that he did not have that many publications. Dr. Son’s petition letter was sent May 2005 and approved in April 2005. Dr. Shu Dr. Shu is an outstanding researcher with a M.S. and Ph.D. in Materials Science from a U.S. university. Dr. Shu has extensive experience in nanotechnology and electron microscopy. As a research scientist he currently works at a prestigious Midwestern school where he has conducted research on liposome encapsulation of magnetic nanoparticles for Cancer drug delivery and hyperthermia. In 2005, Dr. Shu retained our office to file his EB-1. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Shu to present his credentials in a positive way. By showing that he reached the minimum requirements with a permanent research position and three years research experience, Dr. Shu’s petition was approved in September 2005. Dr. Mai Dr. Mai is an outstanding researcher with a Ph.D. in Bioscience from a U.S. university. Dr. Mai has extensive experience developmental biology. He researches the genes that cause congenital heart disease with a goal of preventing and treating these diseases. Abnormalities in cardiac development are the most common form of human birth defect. In 2005, Dr. Mai retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Mai to present his credentials in a positive way. Our attorneys demonstrated that his research were important because the heart causes the most human birth defects, abnormalities of the adult heart represent the most prevalent cause of morbidity and mortality. Dr. Mai’s work on cardiac organogenesis will benefit the American people. Dr. Mai’s petition was sent August 2005 and approved December 2005. Dr. Wang Dr. Wang is an outstanding researcher with a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from a U.S. university. Dr. Wang has extensive experience drug design and synthesis. His research has contributed to pharmaceutical research in the area of cancer and cardiovascular drugs. In 2005, Dr. Wang retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Wang to present his credentials in a positive way. Despite the fact that Dr. Wang had very few published articles, he had made several contributions in the way of privatized research in pharmaceutical research. Dr. Wang’s petition was sent April 2005 and approved December 2005. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is an outstanding researcher with a M.S. and Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from a U.S. university. Dr. Lee has extensive experience in plastic deformation, fatigue of long term performance copper alloys for International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactors. THE ITER is the next essential and critical step toward the scientific and technological feasibility of fusion energy. In 2005, Dr. Lee retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Lee to revise his recommendation letters and assemble his published works. Because of the tremendous potential that fusion energy poses due to its high energy to pollution ratio, Dr. Lee clearly served the national interest. Dr. Lee’s petition was sent March 2005 and approved November 2005. Dr. Zu Dr. Zu is an outstanding researcher with a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Duke University. Dr. Zu has extensive experience in several computer languages as well as a mastery of computational chemistry. His contributions to his field include understanding the existence of vilylidene like molecular eigenstates. This development will further space exploration process. In 2005, Dr. Zu retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Zu to revise his recommendation letters and assemble his published works. His research in the field of optical properties of nano/biosensor can be used in germ detection, drug delivery and military usage. This work will play a role in defending against terrorist attacks Dr. Zu’s petition was sent March 2005 and approved January 2006. Dr. Zhou Having arrived from China, Dr. Zhou is an outstanding researcher with a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Tulane University. Dr. Zhou has extensive in nanoscience research. He recently has become a researcher at University of California where he has discovered a reliable way of reproducing CBT’s. In 2005, Dr. Zhou retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys carefully worked with Dr. Zhou to revise his recommendation letters and assemble his published works. His research in Nanotechnology was to revitalize traditional industries because it has the promise of making more for less and consuming fewer raw materials. Dr. Zhou’s petition was sent August 2005 and approved February 2006. Dr. Sen Dr. Sen is an advanced degree professional with a M.D. from a Chinese University and a Ph.D. from a U.S. university. He has made significant contributions to biomedical and immunology research, such as the presence of natural killer cells in channel catfish. In 2005 Dr. Sen retained our office to file his NIW. Our attorneys were able to assist Dr. Sen with revising his letter of recommendations as well as assembling his publications and awards. His work in biomedical and ocular immunology research promotes success in corneal transplants and decreased inflammation to those treated. Dr. Sen’s petition letter was sent January 2005 and approved July 2005. (06/22/2006) For more immigration news, please click here |
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