Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee obtained his M.S. in Plant Breeding and Genetics from a prestigious American university and his Ph.D. in Plant Molecular Biology from a famous university in the US.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed his academic record carefully and designed a strong application package for him. In Dr. Lee’s petition letter, our attorneys claimed that Dr. Lee is an outstanding researcher with exceptional contributions in the field of plant molecular biology, particularly in the area of developmental processes and environmental responses. His work is dedicated to developing better quality crops through revealing the fundamental principles that control plant growth and development. And his extraordinary research efforts have resulted in phenomenal results that have propelled the United States to the forefront of the field of the commercially important crops.
In his petition, we submitted 4 first authored paper and other 20 co-authored publications. In addition, we also submitted 6 recommendation letters, including 2 independent advisory opinions written by leading researchers who has not worked with Dr. Lee and do not know Dr. Lee personally but rather through his publications and presentations at scientific conferences. We also brought to the immigration officer’s attention that Dr. Lee’s research had been cited in numerous peer-reviewed scientific articles by researchers all over the world.
We submitted Dr. Lee’s NIW petition April 10, 2006. Less than 2 months later, his petition was approved.
Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee is a multi-degreed scientist with intensive experience in the field of synthetic organic chemistry and medicinal chemistry. Dr. Lee received his M.S and PhD degrees in synthetic organic chemistry from one of the most famous universities in Belgium, then went on to more than 4 years of postdoctoral research in both Belgium and the U.S.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed his academic record carefully and designed a strong package for him.
In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that Dr. Lee sought employment in the field of synthetic organic chemistry and medicinal chemistry, and his research was currently to develop fluorescent chemosensors and nanosensors for the detection of dangerous poisoning marine toxin STX. The risk and threat of poisoning is of great concern to the U.S. The work of Dr. Lee would contribute to prevent great economic losses and costs to the fishing industry, public health and tourism, nearly $1 billion over a decade.
In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that his work would have significant impact on his field with his 10 published articles in top journals and with the strong support of 6 leading scholars and researchers from U.S. government, National Science Foundation, and national laboratories.
With our premium service in Dr. Lee’s NIW petition, and it was approved in July, 2006, four months after the filing.
Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee is a multi-degreed scientist with intensive experience in the field of land surface modeling and climate studies. Dr. Lee received his M.S in environmental engineering and a B.S in economic geography and urban/rural district planning, and conducted a four-year graduate study in geophysics and her postdoctoral research.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed his academic record carefully and designed a strong package for him.
In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that Dr. Lee sought employment in the field of land surface modeling and climate study, which is the forefront of modern natural sciences. Specifically, this field is one substantial intrinsic merit as it is dedicated to the development and application of land surface models and ecosystem models to advance our understanding of the complex earth system and its interactions with human beings and of its impact on the global climate. Such research is clearly beneficial and of substantial intrinsic merit to the national interest of the US.
In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that his work would have significant impact on his field with his 10 published articles in top journals and with the strong support of 7 leading scholars and researchers from U.S. government, National Science Foundation, and national laboratories, including 2 independent advisory opinions written by leading researchers who has not worked with Dr. Lee and do not know Dr. Lee personally but rather through his publications and presentations at scientific conferences.
With our premium service in Dr. Lee’s NIW petition, his petition was approved in July, 2006, four months after the filing.
Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee has extensive working experience in the field of photodetector design and development. He obtained his M.S. in electrical engineering from a prestigious university in the U.S.
Mr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed his academic record carefully and designed a strong package for him.
In Mr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that Mr. Lee sought his employment in the field of infrared photodector design and development. This field is of substantial intrinsic merit for its role in generating scientific advances in the design and development of more effective technologies in critical military, national security and medical application. His research is very important because it affects diverse national interests and population of the U.S., offering the potential to improve the quality of life for many individuals in the U.S.
In his petition, we submitted 1 first authored paper and other 3 co-authored publications. Because the publication of Mr. Lee is not as many as most of our other client, we also submitted 6 recommendation letters, including 2 independent advisory opinions written by leading researchers who has not worked with Mr. Lee and do not know Mr. Lee personally but rather through his publications and presentations at scientific conferences. We also brought to the immigration officer’s attention that Mr. Lee’s research had been cited in numerous peer-reviewed scientific articles by researchers all over the world.
We submitted Mr. Lee’s NIW petition February 2, 2006, and his petition was approved on July 2, 2006.
Mr. Lee
Dr. Lee is an outstanding researcher and scientist in the field of vertebrate biology and multivariate statistics. He has an advanced degree in this field by virtue of his Ph.D. from a prestigious US university. Dr. Lee has profound knowledge in studying and finding solutions to the fundamental problem of missing data in scientific research and analyses.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys carefully studied Dr. Lee’s case and prepared a persuasive petition package. In the petition letter, we emphasized Dr. Lee’s initial and innovative role in his research field and the wide and extensive application of his cutting-edge research results. By technically organized language and powerful supportive facts and evidences, including four impressive letters of independent advisory opinions, we successfully proved that Dr. Lee’s stay and continued participation in his work in the US would bring immeasurable benefits to the development of science and technology in the US, while his absence would seriously and detrimentally affect the efforts for which he is striving. Dr. Lee definitely qualified for a National Interest Waiver petition.
Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was filed in January, 2006 and approved within 6 months.
Dr. Lee
Ms. Lee is a gifted scientist with exceptional abilities and research accomplishments in the field of liquid crystal technology. She is an advanced degree professional by virtue of her Master’s degree in optics from a southern university which is recognized as one of the top universities nationwide, and got her Ph. D. degree in spring 2006.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed her academic record carefully and designed a customized application package for her. In Dr. Lee’s petition letter, our attorney emphasized that Ms. Lee’s educational background, her research ability and her unique set of research skills had enabled her to contribute significantly to her field of research and would allow her to continue to do so in the future. Ms. Lee’s work had resulted in the publication of 13 peer-reviewed scientific articles in prestigious journals. She is the first author of 6 of these publications. Her publications had received excellent feedback from reviewers and had been cited a number of times by other scientific articles.
Furthermore, we submitted four letters of independent advisory opinions from scientists who have not worked with Dr. Lee and do not know Dr. Lee personally but rather through her publications and presentations at scientific conferences.
We submitted Dr. Lee’s petition in January, 2006 and it was approved in July, 2006.
Ms. Lee
Ms. Lee obtained her M.S. degree in environmental microbiology from an American university. Her research focused on the field of microbiology, especially molecular microbiology of infectious disease and microbial ecology. Ms. Lee is currently conducting her advanced research at a prestigious university.
Ms. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P. C. for her NIW petition. In preparation for her case, our attorneys found that she had an incredible publication record and significant impact on her field. Therefore, we designed a package best tailored to her accomplishments to increase the chance of success.
First, we emphasized her 30 plus peer-reviewed publications and 30 paper presentations. Then we selected 7 strong recommendation letters form leading scientists at research universities and governmental national laboratories throughout the United States and around the world, including 2 letters form scientists who had not worked with Ms. Lee directly and did not know Ms. Lee personally but rather through her publications and presentations at scientific conferences/seminars. We used those letters to illustrate the fact that Ms. Lee was among the elite researchers in her specialized field.
We submitted Ms. Lee’s NIW petition on April 4, 2006, and three months later, her petition was approved.
Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee is an exceptional researcher who has devoted himself striving to understand the climate/environmental stress factors that ultraviolet radiation has upon the Earth. Dr. Lee came to the US in 1998 to continue his impressive research in forest ecology. He then began his Ph.D. study in computer science in 2000, as he recognized the importance of computing skill in scientific modeling. Dr. Lee’s accomplishments and contributions are highly recognized by experts in his fields.
In May of 2006, Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. In the well-designed petition package for his case, our experienced legal team comprehensively demonstrated Dr. Lee’s innovative and outstanding abilities in applying his multi-disciplinary knowledge in practical research and application, and fully present his original and ground-breaking contributions to the fields of ecology, environment, agriculture, and meteorology. We listed his impressive records of publications, prestigious academic awards, and excellent service as a judge of others’ work as well as memberships in famous scientific societies. We also helped Dr. Lee prepare 10 persuasive recommendation letters from well-known experts in his fields, which were also very crucial to convince the immigration officer Dr. Lee’s qualification for an NIW green card.
With our professional assistance, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was quickly approved within 5 months after being filed on June 10, 2006.
Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee is a scientist with extensive experience in the nationally crucial biomedical research field of pulmonary and critical care medicine. Dr. Lee received the M.D and M.S degree from one of the best universities in Korea, and then finished a postdoctoral research position at one of the top universities in Canada.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed her academic record carefully and designed a convincing package to demonstrate Dr. Lee’s unique and exceptional background and her outstanding contributions to her field. Dr. Lee’s work is dedicated to advances in the pulmonary and critical care medicine, a matter of critical national importance. Hence, we emphasized to the immigration officer that Dr. Lee’s research had direct applications for the health of US people. In addition, we also claimed that Dr. Lee should be granted an NIW because it would be extremely difficult to find another researcher who can match her contributions to this nationally important research.
In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that her work would have significant impact on her field with her 9 published peer-reviewed articles in top journals and with the strong support of 7 leading scholars and researchers from prestigious universities in Canada and the U.S, including 2 independent evaluators.
With our premium service on Dr. Lee’s NIW petition, her petition was filed in May 2006 and approved in July.
(03/26/2007)
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