Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee was an outstanding researcher in the field of biomedical science. He is an advanced degree professional by virtue of his medical degree, Master of Science degree and Ph.D. from top Chinese universities. His professional work received high recognition evidenced by his membership in the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. After thorough research on his case, our experienced attorneys prepared a convincing petition package for him. We emphasized Dr. Lee’s remarkable academic backgrounds and specific prior achievements, which justified his research abilities and skills in his professional fields and ensured the projected future benefits. We also indicated his significant and influential research discoveries and contributions supported by comments of other famous researchers, his important publications in prestigious professional journals, as well as citations of his work by other researchers. By persuasive arguments and abundant strong evidences, we proved that Dr. Lee was qualified for the NIW application.
With our professional legal service, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was approved in October 2006, six months after submission.
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Dr. Lee
With a Ph.D. in Biochemistry to complement his MS in Microbiology, Dr. Lee was a multi-degreed scientist with extensive experience in the field of molecular biology, especially in the field of plant pathogenesis research that will greatly advance the nation’s understanding of plant diseases, the agents that cause them, their spread, the losses they cause, and measures to control them. Dr. Lee’s work had received high recognition from the research community and leading scientists in his field, and was recognized as one of the elite researchers in his specialized field.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys carefully analyzed his academic background and professional achievements and designed a strategic petition package for him. We highlighted his publication of more than 30 influential peer-reviewed scientific articles in prestigious journals and presentations at major scientific conferences. We also emphasized that he had been cited in at least 30 articles by researchers around the world and in the United States, which was very determinant to prove that Dr. Lee’s work was particularly significant and influential in the field.
Through the strategic and persuasive arguments as well as strong supportive evidences in the petition package, we successfully obtained the approval result for Dr. Lee’s NIW petition, which was submitted in July 2006 and was quickly approved in November 2006.
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Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee had extensive research experience in the nationally crucial field of biophysics. He is an advanced degree professional in this field by virtue of his Ph.D. in physics (biophysics) and M.S. degree in physics from a famous US university. Dr. Lee had made ground-breaking contributions in his professional research fields regarding simulation of protein, protein folding dynamics, structural prediction problems, and cellular motions and the mechanics of cell’s internal skeletal network.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition in June 2006. Our attorneys conducted an extensive research on his case, and then prepared a tailor-made petition package based on his specific background and achievements. In the petition letter, we emphasized that Dr. Lee’s innovative and novel contributions proved his ability to make significant and unprecedented contribution to the national interest and would substantially benefit the US. In addition, his specific contributions were above what can be expected from others with similar education and experience. We indicated that his research had resulted in the publication of at least 28 peer-reviewed scientific articles in prestigious journals as well as more than a dozen presentations at major scientific conferences. To support our argument, we also submitted six persuasive recommendation letters by leading researchers in the research community and listed evidences that his articles have been cited by others in the field for more than 185 times.
With our professional legal service, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was submitted in July 2006 and was quickly approved in October 2006.
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Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee is an outstanding researcher in the field of biomedical science. She is an advanced degree professional in this field by virtue of her Ph.D. from a top Chinese university and obtained M.D. from an American research university.
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. Dr. Lee’s research had a significant impact on her field. She had made multiple groundbreaking discoveries in the field of retinal research of first impression through her studies of the retinal ganglion cell responses in zebrafish which enabled the development of a model system for physiological studies of retinal degeneration caused by inner retinal mechanisms. Dr. Lee also had first-authored or co-authored several abstracts and research papers in distinguished journals with rigorous standards for peer review.
We submitted Dr. Lee’s petition in August, 2006 and it was approved in January, 2007.
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Dr. Lee
Dr. Lee obtained his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from an American university. After that,, he continued his advanced research in the area of avalanche photodiodes.
Dr. Lee retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys carefully reviewed his academic achievements. Our experienced attorneys first mentioned to the officer that Dr. Lee had made a lot of contributions in his field. We also argued that 7 leading researchers in his field wrote supporting letters testifying that Dr. Lee was among the leading researchers in his specialized field and two of the letters were written by independent evaluators who never met Dr. Lee personally and only knew his work but rather through his publications and presentations at scientific conferences.
To further highlight Dr. Lee’s significant impact, we told the officer that Dr. Lee had published more than 8 peer-reviewed papers and had been invited to present more than 10 papers at major scientific conferences. Also we provided documents to show Dr. Lee was a member of some honor societies.
Due to our thorough documentation and convincing argument, Dr. Lee’s petition process was smooth. His NIW petition was approved in January 3, 2007.
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