New NIW Successful Stories (40)

Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is a scientist in the field of biomedical research and specifically in the area of cancer research. He is an advanced degree professional in this field by virtue of his M.D. from a top university in Greece which is considered as one of the most prestigious educational institutes in Europe.
 
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 biomedical research, which was the forefront of science. Specifically, this field was one of substantial intrinsic merit as it was dedicated to discovering a better treatment for various diseases. This field had the capacity to improve means of treating and curing these diseases that afflicted humanity. Dr. Lee’s scientific advancements had led to  significant improvements in healthcare and development of innovative treatments to extend the lives of millions of our citizens. All these were shown in the 8 co-authored publications and 25 co-authored presentation articles which we submitted to the USCIS. In the petition, we also submitted 6 recommendation letters from scientists and experts in his fields. We also brought to the immigration officer’s attention that Dr. Lee’s publication had been cited numerous times by researchers all over the world.

We submitted Dr. Lee’s NIW petition on July 19, 2006. About 4 months later, his petition was approved.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is a multi-degreed scientist with extensive research experience in the field of high-performance computing. After receiving his Ph.D. degree in computer science from a top American university, both M.S. and B.S. degrees in computer science in a famous Chinese university, Dr. Lee conducted postdoctoral research in the field of high-performance computing at a research center, which is funded by the Department of Energy as part of its advanced simulation and computing program.

In 2006, Dr. Lee retained our firm for his NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys successfully claimed in the petition that Dr. Lee’s research field was of substantial intrinsic merit due to its great industrial and scientific values and Dr. Lee’s research work would definitely benefit the national interest of the U.S. in the perspectives of technology, industry, military, homeland security and economy. Dr. Lee’s research focused on high-performance computing to provide an efficient programming environment for rocket simulations, which was a key research issue in computer science and also was critical to the success of many research programs. Dr. Lee’s research abilities and educational background had enabled him to contribute significantly to his field of research, which could be evidenced by his numerous publications in major international journals and presentations at many major conferences. We also helped Dr. Lee get 7 recommendation letters from the leading experts in his research field testifying that Dr. Lee was an outstanding researcher with extraordinary achievements.

We submitted Dr. Lee’s petition in late July 2006 and it was approved in early November

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is an outstanding scientist in the field of biomedical science, particularly in molecular cardiovascular pharmacology and receptor biology. He is an advanced degree professional by virtue of his M.D. degree from a Chinese university, his Master of Science degree in pharmacology, as well as his Master of Science degree in mathematics. He has extensive knowledge in basic medicine, pharmaceutical medicine and statistical data analyses.

In 2006, Dr. Lee retained our firm for his NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys carefully reviewed his background information and designed a petition package most suitable for him. We successfully claimed to the immigration officer that Dr. Lee had employed his impressive research expertise to make several major contributions to the field of molecular pharmacology and receptor biology, particularly in cardiovascular research. Dr. Lee’s research focused on the investigation of the molecular mechanism of export trafficking of GPCRs and its functional role in regulating cellular response to hormones and drugs. Dr. Lee’s research field was one of substantial intrinsic merit for its capacity to improve health care, a matter of obvious high importance for society. Through the continued implementation and dissemination of Dr. Lee’s research, the benefits would impact many aspects of the nation’s well-being. In addition, Dr. Lee’s outstanding work had led to a substantial impact on his field. His work had resulted in a multitude of papers published in top scientific journals of international recognition. We also submitted all the documents proving Dr. Lee’s outstanding research ability and strong letters of recommendation from the leading specialists in his field testifying that Dr. Lee was among the top researchers in his field.

We submitted Dr. Lee’s petition in September 2006 and it was approved only 30 days later.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is a gifted scientist with exceptional abilities and outstanding research accomplishments in the field of immunopathology and therapy of autoimmune diseases and aging. She is an advanced degree professional in this field by virtue of her Ph.D. degree in immunology she obtained from a prestigious university in Germany. Her research focuses on the characterization of antigenpresenting cells, lymphocyte populations and cytokines in the model of tubulointerstitial nephritis in mice and guinea pigs.

Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed her academic record and found Dr. Lee demonstrated exceptional research abilities and established herself as a successful researcher even prior to coming to the United States. She was exceptionally productive and made original contributions to the field of autoimmunity with 25 peer-reviewed research publications. Her work was marked by many “first”. Her research was so expressive that a professor remarked: “Dr. Lee’s pioneering studies laid a scientific foundation to conduct a specific blocking therapy for eliminating the pathological effect of the cells and cell mediators in the inflammatory processes in TIN.”

Besides the proposed benefits of Dr. Lee’s research, our attorneys also emphasized in the petition letter her record of achievement and her unique and innovative set of skills, knowledge and background, which had exceeded the minimum qualifications required by National Interest Waiver (NIW).

With our successful strategy, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was filed on 5/19/2006 and approved within 4 months.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee received his Ph.D. degree in physics from a prestigious university in the US. He has extensive experience in the nationally critical field of materials physics, specifying in the design and development of thin film essential to the semiconductor industry.

Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition in early 2006. Our attorneys conducted a thorough research on his case, and then prepared an integrated petition package tailored to his background and achievements. During his research career, Dr. Lee’s outstanding accomplishments and extraordinary abilities proved his capacity to perform at a level above that of others with similar levels of education and experience. In addition, Dr. Lee’s research had resulted in a series of influential peer-reviewed scientific articles that had been published in top journals in the field.

Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was submitted in January 2006 and was approved in October 2006.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is an outstanding scientist in the field of biophysics, specifically in the area of computer simulations of biophysical reaction in photo synthesis and bioenergetics. Dr. Lee obtained his Ph.D. and M.A. in Chemistry from a famous U.S. university.

Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys carefully reviewed his background information and designed a suitable petition package for him. We successfully demonstrated that Mr. Lee’s research on computational simulation of protonation and conformation changes in photosynthetic systems had substantially expanded our understanding of biomolecular structure, dynamics and function. These were significant contributions to the fields of energy, computation biochemistry and photosynthesis. We claimed that Mr. Lee  had met all the requirements for the NIW petition.

Mr. Lee’s petition was sent to USCIS in May 2006, and approved in November 2006.

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Mr. Lee

With a Master degree in computer science and an M.S. in molecular biology, Mr. Lee is a multi-degreed scientist with extensive experience in the field of bioinformatics, especially in genetic epidemiology and cancer research. Mr. Lee mastered advanced knowledge in several different areas: cancer genetic epidemiology, computational biology, molecular biology and computer-aided molecular design. He had employed his considerable expertise to make significant contributions to his research field.

In 2006, Mr. Lee retained our firm for his NIW petition. We claimed that Mr. Lee’s research fields were of substantial intrinsic merit as they were dedicated to treating human diseases and developing new target specific drugs to treat them. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death for both men and women, and cancer has long been the 2nd leading cause of death in the U.S. It is reported that over seven million living Americans have a history of cancer. Biomedical research plays a vital role in the discovery of new drugs and treatment of patients suffering from these chronic diseases. It is under these conjunctions and circumstances that Mr. Lee defined himself an important role in the fight against cancer and other related diseases. We also included the documents proving that Mr. Lee had published several articles in prestigious American journals and recommendation letters from leading scientists of his research field testifying that Mr. Lee was an outstanding researcher with enough academic achievements.

We submitted Mr. Lee’s petition in late June 2006 and it was approved in early October of the same year.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is a gifted scientist with exceptional abilities and outstanding research accomplishments in the field of cryobiology and cell encapsulation research. He is an advanced degree professional in this field by virtue of his Ph. D degree in mechanical engineering, which he received from a top university in 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 customized package for him.
In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys claimed that Dr. Lee sought employment in the field of cryobiology and cell encapsulation research. Dr. Lee’s research areas were significant because they affected the diverse national interests and populations of the U.S.

In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys also claimed that his work would have significant impact on his field with his 11 published articles in top journals, more than 20 presentation articles and with the strong recommendation letters of 6 leading scholars and researchers from the U.S. government, National Science Foundation, and some national laboratories. 

With our premium service, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was approved in September, 2006, four months after the filing.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is an advanced degreed scientist with intensive experience in the field of biological science.  Dr. Lee received his Ph.D. degree from one of the most famous universities in the U.S. After receiving his Ph.D., Dr. Lee had conducted research at one of the top research institutes and soon risen to the position of research scientist in the institute.
 
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 biological science. Specifically this field was one of substantial intrinsic merit for its ability to bring understanding of biological processes for the ultimate purpose of creating new means for coping with diseases and other health concerns in the future.

In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys also claimed that his work would have significant impact on his field on the basis of his 9 published articles in top journals and with the strong recommendation letters of 8 leading scholars and researchers from the U.S. government, National Science Foundation, and other national laboratories. 

With our premium service, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was approved in September, 2006, four months after the filing.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is a scientist in the field of electronic and computer engineering, especially in the area of integrated circuit design. Dr. Lee is an advanced degree professional in this field by virtue of his Ph. D. in electronic engineering and computer engineering from a famous university in the United States. He had developed skills in advanced techniques such as wafer testing and dicing, die bonding and packaging, digital logic design, and probe card design, fabrication, and repairing.

Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team reviewed his academic record carefully and designed a customized application package for him. In Dr. Lee’s petition letter, our attorneys argued that the unique combination of Dr. Lee’s skills and multidisciplinary knowledge would greatly advance our nation’s efforts to maintain a leading role in such advanced techniques. Dr. Lee’s research was of great national interests for both civilian and military usefulness; his discovery would enable the design of electronic devices for military use and for industries requiring high temperature electronics. His work was proposed to benefit the nation as a whole by discovering better energy resources, electronic devices for advancing computing & telecommunications, and strengthening national security.

With our successful application strategy, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was filled on 6/22/2006, and it was approved 3 months later.

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Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee is an outstanding scientist in the field of biomedical science. He is an advanced degreed professional by virtue of his PhD degree in Molecular & Cell Biophysics from a top institute in China. Prior to this, Dr. Lee had also received a MS in Chemistry in a famous University in China.
 
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 biomedical science. This field was one of substantial intrinsic merit for its capacity to improve health care, a matter of obvious high importance for the society. His work brought new understanding of biological processes and could create new means of coping with disease in the future.

In Dr. Lee’s petition, our attorneys also claimed that his work would have significant impact on his field with his 4 published first author articles and other 6 co-authored articles in top journals and with the strong recommendation letters of 8 leading scholars and researchers including 2 letters of independent advisory opinions written by leading researchers who had not worked with Dr. Lee and did not know Dr. Lee personally but rather through his publications and presentations at scientific conferences.

With our premium service, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was approved in December, 2006, 5 months after the filing.

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