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Ms Jian

Ms Jian is a scientist with broad expertise in Electrical Engineering, especially as it relates to optoelectronics and microwave. She has double Masters degrees from prestigious research universities in China and U.S.. By the time she retained another firm for her NIW petition, she was still a Ph.D. candidate, expecting to graduate in December, 2005.

Our elite legal team noticed that Ms. Jian did not have a Ph.D. degree but she had a lot of publications in top journals. She had published more than 20 peer-reviewed articles and presented papers at more than 20 conferences. Our experienced attorneys highlighted her academic achievements, and brought to attention her amazing discoveries in her specialized field. We also submitted 7 strong and glowing recommendation letters, 4 of which were from leading scholars who have never met Ms. Jian but only knew her through her publications or presentations. We utilized those letters to demonstrate that Ms. Jian was among the elite researchers in her specialized field.

We submitted Ms Jian’s petition on June 22, 2005. Convinced by our strong arguments and effective documentation, the immigration officer approved her petition on September 2, 2005, less than 3 months.

Dr. Liu

Dr. Liu obtained his Ph.D. in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering from a top American research university. Afterwards, he continued his advanced research in fields of materials science and engineering, particularly in the areas of nanotechnology and advanced systems research such as microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and nanoelectronmechanical (NEMS) systems.

Dr. Liu retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys carefully organized his petition package and argued that various leading researchers in his field wrote support letters testifying that Dr. Liu was among the leading researchers in his specialized field. Also our experienced attorneys emphasized to the immigration officer that Our legal team also emphasized to the immigration officer that Dr. Liu was able to independently build an innovative tester that can be sued to evaluate the effects of cyclic deformation on the size dependent plasticity behavior of LIGA Ni.

To further highlight Dr. Liu’s significant impact, we told the officer that Dr. Liu had published more than 20 peer-reviewed papers and had been invited to present papers at international conferences 3 times. Also we provided documentation to show Dr. Liu was a member of 3 honor societies.

With our well-organized presentation, Dr. Liu’s petition process was smooth. His NIW petition was approved in September, 2005.

Dr. Wang

Dr. Wang obtained her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in the summer of 2004. She had extensive experience in the fields of Nanotechnology and catalysis research, particularly in the areas of nanomaterials, nano catalysis synthesis, clean energy and clean air solutions.

Dr. Wang retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our legal team carefully reviewed her petition materials. In her petition preparation, our attorneys noticed that she had 2 first-authored articles and 2 co-authored articles. Comparing her case to our average NIW clients, her publication was not as impressive.

In order to impress the immigration officer, our experienced attorneys first emphasized how significant her research fields were important to US economy and environment. In the petition, we also highlighted her academic achievements prior to her arrival in U.S. We also submitted 7 strong and glowing recommendation letters to evidence that Dr. Wang was among the elite researchers in her specialized field.

Thanks to our diligent legal service, Dr. Wang’s petition was filed on April 11, 2005
and was approved in September 2005.

Dr. Pak

Dr. Pak graduated from one of the best medical schools in India and then he obtained his Ph.D. in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology from a top research university in U.S. Currently, he is conducting advanced research at a top research institution.

Dr. Pak retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our excellent legal team carefully reviewed his petition package. Prior to his arrival in U.S., our attorneys showed to the immigration officer that Dr. Pak’s work on the crystal structure of the Rhodobacter spheroid’s cytochrome bc1 had provided invaluable information on the electron transfer mechanism, which had been pursued by scientists in this field for several decades without significant success.

When he came to U.S., he continued his ground breaking contributions to biomedical science. We emphasized that Dr. Pak developed a method which was widely applied by other scientists in their own work to make new discoveries.

To demonstrate how outstanding Dr Pak was comparing to his peer scientists in his field, we submitted 9 glowing recommendation letters, including 4 independent advisory opinions. Moreover, we also highlighted one letter, written by a Nobel laureate, who gave Dr. Pak the highest remarks for his academic achievements. We also provided documentation to show Dr. Pak had published more 15 articles and some of them were cover articles on top journals.

Due to our thorough documentation and effective presentation, Dr. Pak’s petition was filed on June 23, 2005 and approved on July 29, 2005.

Dr. Mangeshkar

Dr. Mangeshkar is a multi-degreed scientist with extensive experience in the field of mining engineering. Dr. Mangeshkar obtained two Ph.D. degrees in Mining and Minerals Engineering and Minerals Processing Engineering from prominent American university.

He retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team noticed his current research in critical field would aid in the better use of coal as a significant energy source, the development of alternative fuels, and the reduction of environmental pollution. We emphasized to the immigration officer that the potential application of Dr. Mangeshkar’s research was enormous because it would help the our nation cope the current and future energy crisis and environmental challenge.

To demonstrate that his research had significant impact on his field, we submitted to the officer that Dr. Mangeshkar’s more than 9 peer-reviewed scientific articles published in prestigious journals and numerous papers presented at major scientific conferences. We also provided documentary evidence of major awards received by him based on his research.

Although Dr. Mangeshkar had numerous publications, we noticed that none of them were first-authored papers. Therefore, according to his own situation, our experienced attorneys decided to submit to the officer 12 glowing recommendation letters, all testifying that Dr. Mangeshkar was among the elite researchers of his specialized field and he would have significant impact on his field.

After reviewing our convincing arguments and thorough documentation, the immigration officer approved Dr. Mangeshkar’s petition in July 2005, less than 1 month of filing.

Dr. Tang

Dr. Tang obtained her Ph.D. in Immunotherapy of Cancer from a prestigious university in the West of China. Her research focused on fundamental fields for cancer treatment.

Dr. Tang retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys pointed out to the immigration officer that her current research focused on several important molecules that play important roles in tumor angiogenesis and tumor development. Notwithstanding his extensive publication and active academic activities, we emphasized the great significance of his research regarding cancer treatment. In our petition, we highlighted world-wide attention to her research by documenting more than 100 citations by scientists in the following countries: U.S., Austria, China, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia.

In other words, we went all the way to show how novel and original his discoveries were and how much fundamental impact they would have on the cancer research. Moreover, we showed to the immigration officer that the magnitude of human and economic costs of cancer was enormous. Also we raised the seriousness of the health problem we were confronting: each year about hundreds of thousands of women in U.S. were diagnosed with breast cancer. Moreover, we submitted 7 strong and glowing recommendation letters testifying that Dr.

With our effective presentation and premium legal service, Dr. Tang’s petition was filed on March 1, 2005 and approved on June 29, 2005.

Dr. Bajwa

Dr. Bajwa obtained his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from a prestigious research institution in U.S. Now he works as a process engineer at a private R&D company.

Dr. Bajwa retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our legal team carefully reviewed his academic backgrounds, achievements, and research fields. In her petition, we emphasized that his remarkable contributions to the area of biofuels research, especially useful developments to convert biomass into ethanol, a vital fuel alternative in current oil crisis.

We emphasized that Dr. Bajwa’s work resulted in the publication of a number of peer reviewed scientific articles published in prestigious journals and presented at major conferences. We also let the officer know that Dr. Bajwa’s work had been included in Department of Energy Biomass Database and frequently cited by other scientists. We noted that some of his research projects were funded by Department of Energy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and a national energy laboratory. To further prove her impact on her field, we also submitted 7 strong letters of support, 2 of which were written by independent evaluators.

Due to our superb service, we submitted Dr. Bajwa’s petition on May 2, 2005, and his petition was approved June 27, 2005.

Dr. Wu

Dr. Wu obtained his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from a top American research university. He enjoyed an international reputation as a leader in the study of field of biochemical engineering and renewable energy, with an emphasis on biofuels from renewable resources such as corn stover and forest residues.

Dr. Wu retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for the application regarding EB-1b (outstanding researcher/ professor). Our elite legal team fully evaluated his academic achievements and carefully prepared a premium package.

In the application package, we first list all the met required criteria to establish the beneficiary as an outstanding researcher/professors. Thos major criteria were as follows:
on the basis of the following facts:
1) he has made original scientific research contributions to his field;

He has authored scholarly books and articles in scholarly journals with an international circulation
He has membership in associations in his field which require outstanding achievements of their members;
he has participated as the judge of the work of others in his field; and

2) Dr. Wu had at least 3 years of research in his field;
3) Dr. Wu had been offered a research position with no fixed term and in which he would ordinarily have an expectation of permanent employment.

In the application, we emphasized that Dr. Wu possesses more than many years of experience advanced research projects funded by Department of Energy. Our experienced attorneys also presented testimonial 7 letters from academicians and researchers in his field illustrate how outstanding a researcher Dr. Wu is in his field.

Thanks to our well established expertise in EB-1 service and thorough preparation, Dr. Wu’s EB-1b application was submitted on March 10, 2006 and approved on June 29, 2005.

(06/22/2006)

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		New NIW Successful Stories (17) Ms Jian Ms Jian is a scientist with broad expertise in Electrical Engineering, especially as it relates to optoelectronics and microwave. She has double Masters degrees from prestigious research universities in China and U.S.. By the time she retained another firm for her NIW petition, she was still a Ph.D. candidate, expecting to graduate in December, 2005. Our elite legal team noticed that Ms. Jian did not have a Ph.D. degree but she had a lot of publications in top journals. She had published more than 20 peer-reviewed articles and presented papers at more than 20 conferences. Our experienced attorneys highlighted her academic achievements, and brought to attention her amazing discoveries in her specialized field. We also submitted 7 strong and glowing recommendation letters, 4 of which were from leading scholars who have never met Ms. Jian but only knew her through her publications or presentations. We utilized those letters to demonstrate that Ms. Jian was among the elite researchers in her specialized field. We submitted Ms Jian’s petition on June 22, 2005. Convinced by our strong arguments and effective documentation, the immigration officer approved her petition on September 2, 2005, less than 3 months. Dr. Liu Dr. Liu obtained his Ph.D. in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering from a top American research university. Afterwards, he continued his advanced research in fields of materials science and engineering, particularly in the areas of nanotechnology and advanced systems research such as microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and nanoelectronmechanical (NEMS) systems. Dr. Liu retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys carefully organized his petition package and argued that various leading researchers in his field wrote support letters testifying that Dr. Liu was among the leading researchers in his specialized field. Also our experienced attorneys emphasized to the immigration officer that Our legal team also emphasized to the immigration officer that Dr. Liu was able to independently build an innovative tester that can be sued to evaluate the effects of cyclic deformation on the size dependent plasticity behavior of LIGA Ni. To further highlight Dr. Liu’s significant impact, we told the officer that Dr. Liu had published more than 20 peer-reviewed papers and had been invited to present papers at international conferences 3 times. Also we provided documentation to show Dr. Liu was a member of 3 honor societies. With our well-organized presentation, Dr. Liu’s petition process was smooth. His NIW petition was approved in September, 2005. Dr. Wang Dr. Wang obtained her Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in the summer of 2004. She had extensive experience in the fields of Nanotechnology and catalysis research, particularly in the areas of nanomaterials, nano catalysis synthesis, clean energy and clean air solutions. Dr. Wang retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our legal team carefully reviewed her petition materials. In her petition preparation, our attorneys noticed that she had 2 first-authored articles and 2 co-authored articles. Comparing her case to our average NIW clients, her publication was not as impressive. In order to impress the immigration officer, our experienced attorneys first emphasized how significant her research fields were important to US economy and environment. In the petition, we also highlighted her academic achievements prior to her arrival in U.S. We also submitted 7 strong and glowing recommendation letters to evidence that Dr. Wang was among the elite researchers in her specialized field. Thanks to our diligent legal service, Dr. Wang’s petition was filed on April 11, 2005 and was approved in September 2005. Dr. Pak Dr. Pak graduated from one of the best medical schools in India and then he obtained his Ph.D. in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology from a top research university in U.S. Currently, he is conducting advanced research at a top research institution. Dr. Pak retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our excellent legal team carefully reviewed his petition package. Prior to his arrival in U.S., our attorneys showed to the immigration officer that Dr. Pak’s work on the crystal structure of the Rhodobacter spheroid’s cytochrome bc1 had provided invaluable information on the electron transfer mechanism, which had been pursued by scientists in this field for several decades without significant success. When he came to U.S., he continued his ground breaking contributions to biomedical science. We emphasized that Dr. Pak developed a method which was widely applied by other scientists in their own work to make new discoveries. To demonstrate how outstanding Dr Pak was comparing to his peer scientists in his field, we submitted 9 glowing recommendation letters, including 4 independent advisory opinions. Moreover, we also highlighted one letter, written by a Nobel laureate, who gave Dr. Pak the highest remarks for his academic achievements. We also provided documentation to show Dr. Pak had published more 15 articles and some of them were cover articles on top journals. Due to our thorough documentation and effective presentation, Dr. Pak’s petition was filed on June 23, 2005 and approved on July 29, 2005. Dr. Mangeshkar Dr. Mangeshkar is a multi-degreed scientist with extensive experience in the field of mining engineering. Dr. Mangeshkar obtained two Ph.D. degrees in Mining and Minerals Engineering and Minerals Processing Engineering from prominent American university. He retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our elite legal team noticed his current research in critical field would aid in the better use of coal as a significant energy source, the development of alternative fuels, and the reduction of environmental pollution. We emphasized to the immigration officer that the potential application of Dr. Mangeshkar’s research was enormous because it would help the our nation cope the current and future energy crisis and environmental challenge. To demonstrate that his research had significant impact on his field, we submitted to the officer that Dr. Mangeshkar’s more than 9 peer-reviewed scientific articles published in prestigious journals and numerous papers presented at major scientific conferences. We also provided documentary evidence of major awards received by him based on his research. Although Dr. Mangeshkar had numerous publications, we noticed that none of them were first-authored papers. Therefore, according to his own situation, our experienced attorneys decided to submit to the officer 12 glowing recommendation letters, all testifying that Dr. Mangeshkar was among the elite researchers of his specialized field and he would have significant impact on his field. After reviewing our convincing arguments and thorough documentation, the immigration officer approved Dr. Mangeshkar’s petition in July 2005, less than 1 month of filing. Dr. Tang Dr. Tang obtained her Ph.D. in Immunotherapy of Cancer from a prestigious university in the West of China. Her research focused on fundamental fields for cancer treatment. Dr. Tang retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our experienced attorneys pointed out to the immigration officer that her current research focused on several important molecules that play important roles in tumor angiogenesis and tumor development. Notwithstanding his extensive publication and active academic activities, we emphasized the great significance of his research regarding cancer treatment. In our petition, we highlighted world-wide attention to her research by documenting more than 100 citations by scientists in the following countries: U.S., Austria, China, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia. In other words, we went all the way to show how novel and original his discoveries were and how much fundamental impact they would have on the cancer research. Moreover, we showed to the immigration officer that the magnitude of human and economic costs of cancer was enormous. Also we raised the seriousness of the health problem we were confronting: each year about hundreds of thousands of women in U.S. were diagnosed with breast cancer. Moreover, we submitted 7 strong and glowing recommendation letters testifying that Dr. With our effective presentation and premium legal service, Dr. Tang’s petition was filed on March 1, 2005 and approved on June 29, 2005. Dr. Bajwa Dr. Bajwa obtained his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from a prestigious research institution in U.S. Now he works as a process engineer at a private R&D company. Dr. Bajwa retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our legal team carefully reviewed his academic backgrounds, achievements, and research fields. In her petition, we emphasized that his remarkable contributions to the area of biofuels research, especially useful developments to convert biomass into ethanol, a vital fuel alternative in current oil crisis. We emphasized that Dr. Bajwa’s work resulted in the publication of a number of peer reviewed scientific articles published in prestigious journals and presented at major conferences. We also let the officer know that Dr. Bajwa’s work had been included in Department of Energy Biomass Database and frequently cited by other scientists. We noted that some of his research projects were funded by Department of Energy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and a national energy laboratory. To further prove her impact on her field, we also submitted 7 strong letters of support, 2 of which were written by independent evaluators. Due to our superb service, we submitted Dr. Bajwa’s petition on May 2, 2005, and his petition was approved June 27, 2005. Dr. Wu Dr. Wu obtained his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from a top American research university. He enjoyed an international reputation as a leader in the study of field of biochemical engineering and renewable energy, with an emphasis on biofuels from renewable resources such as corn stover and forest residues. Dr. Wu retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for the application regarding EB-1b (outstanding researcher/ professor). Our elite legal team fully evaluated his academic achievements and carefully prepared a premium package. In the application package, we first list all the met required criteria to establish the beneficiary as an outstanding researcher/professors. Thos major criteria were as follows: on the basis of the following facts: 1) he has made original scientific research contributions to his field; He has authored scholarly books and articles in scholarly journals with an international circulation He has membership in associations in his field which require outstanding achievements of their members; he has participated as the judge of the work of others in his field; and 2) Dr. Wu had at least 3 years of research in his field; 3) Dr. Wu had been offered a research position with no fixed term and in which he would ordinarily have an expectation of permanent employment. In the application, we emphasized that Dr. Wu possesses more than many years of experience advanced research projects funded by Department of Energy. Our experienced attorneys also presented testimonial 7 letters from academicians and researchers in his field illustrate how outstanding a researcher Dr. Wu is in his field. Thanks to our well established expertise in EB-1 service and thorough preparation, Dr. Wu’s EB-1b application was submitted on March 10, 2006 and approved on June 29, 2005. 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