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New NIW Successful Stories (19) Mr. Wen Mr. Wen was an advanced degree professional in cytotechnology by virtue of his master's degree in Clinical Laboratory from a prominent research university. He is currently hired by a private research laboratory as a cytotechnologist. Mr. Wen retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. At the very beginning, our experienced attorneys noticed how tough his case would be because he had not even a singled article published on an academic journal. Therefore, our legal team designed a unique approach. First, our elite legal team emphasized to the immigration officer how significant his research field could impact the academic community. We claimed that Mr. Wen was a cytotechnologist working in the fields of cytopathology, oncogenic viruses, and the diagnosis and management of cancer. We stressed that his research focused on rapid and accurate diagnosis of cancer, particularly Malignant Melanoma. Although he did not author any articles, his master’s thesis and other research results had been presented at a major scientific conference in her field. We also emphasized that Mr. Wen had extensive experience and training in the his field. We provided a lot of documentation to show to the officer that Mr. Wen had various professional certifications and had been through various professional trainings. Furthermore, we submitted 5 glowing and strong recommendation letters testifying that Mr. Wen’s research would impact his field and greatly improve the national healthcare. Thanks to our convincing arguments and unique approach, Mr. Wen’s petition was submitted on December 22, 2005 and approved on May 23, 2005. Dr. Sidorov Dr. Sidorov obtained her Ph.D. in Applied Physics from a top European research institution. Now, she is working as an associate researcher at a prestigious university in US. Dr. Sidorov retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for her NIW petition. Our elite legal team assisted her in every step in the petition process. Our attorneys first carefully reviewed her academic record and achievements. We highlighted the following facts: in his early career prior to his arrival in U.S., he worked on structural characterization of nanostructured materials by means of X-ray diffraction techniques, which was funded by the National Science Foundation; due to his exciting research performance, he was granted a research fellowship to continue his research on nanostructures in a top European research institute. We further demonstrated to the immigration officer that his research had resulted in numerous published articles in highly ranked journals such as Applied Physics Letters, Journal of Applied Physics; and his work had been cited more than 150 times, including at least 36 "non-self-citation" articles and 19 articles citing Dr. Sidorov’s first-authored work. To prove that his research is national in scope, we stated to the officer that as a strong sign of the national interest of his work that his current research is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), and can be applicable to the extremely important nano-industry in the U.S. Due to our persuasive argument and thorough documentation, Dr. Sidorov’s petition was approved in May, 2005. Dr. Jian Dr. Jian is a scientist with broad expertise in Electrical Engineering, especially as it relates to development of fast, robust, and accurate methods to decrease the memory usage while increasing the speed and ability to solve large-scale complex problems through the use of integral techniques. She has a Masters degree from prestigious research in Singapore and a Ph.D. from a prominent American research university. Our elite legal team noticed that Dr. Jian had a lot of publications in top journals despite the fact he had no first-authored paper. We emphasized to the immigration officer that Dr. Jian had published more than 15 peer-reviewed articles and presented papers at many conferences. Our experienced attorneys highlighted his academic achievements, and brought to attention his amazing discoveries in his specialized field. We also submitted 9 strong and glowing recommendation letters, as testimonials proving that Dr. Jian was among the elite researchers in his specialized field. We submitted Dr. Jian’s petition on April 7, 2005. Convinced by our strong arguments and effective documentation, the immigration officer approved his petition in about 3 months. Dr. Ma Dr. Ma graduated from the most prestigious medical school in China. It is noted that he received recognition as an Exemplary Student and graduated with the highest honor awarded by that institution. Dr. Ma retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. In preparation for his petition, our experienced attorneys carefully reviewed his academic achievements. In our petition, we first emphasized to the immigration officer that Dr. Ma’s academic excellence had been displayed during his early career in China. We showed to the officer that Dr. Ma participated in a high-profile U.S.-China international collaborative intervention study on the prevention of neural tube defects with periconceptional folic acid supplementation. This was considered a landmark study in the field of preventative medicine and epidemiology. The results from this trial ultimately led to a change in the public health policy of folate fortification and impacted the health policy of many nations, including the U.S. in its adoption of folate fortification. To emphasize the significance and impact of his work, we demonstrated to the officer that Dr. Ma’s research was concentrated on chronic diseases that are becoming increasingly prevalent in U.S. We also showed to the officer that Dr. Ma was actively involved in genetic projects studying the genetic causes of diabetes in American Women with different ethnic groups. To highlight his achievement and significant impact, we showed to the officer that Dr. Ma’s research had resulted in 8 published papers, most of which were first-authored and his work had been reported a number of times in scientific journals and major conferences. We also detailed documents that Dr. Ma’s research had been cited by other scientists 14 times and there were two articles specifically introducing Dr. Ma’s research result and significance. Thanks to our convincing argument and ample documentation, Dr. Ma’s NIW petition case turned out to be successful. Dr. Ma’s petition was submitted May 23, 2005 and was approved within a few months. Dr. Tao Dr. Tao obtained his Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry from a prestigious institution in the U.S. He is currently working for a prestigious American institution as a Scientist. His research efforts include the field of natural product chemistry, particularly in the area of the new drug discovery and the development of supplements with anticancer, anti-inflammatory or anti-diabetes properties. Dr. Tao retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys noticed that Dr. Tao was an outstanding researcher in his field. Prior to his arrival in U.S., Dr. Tao had conducted several years of research in the areas of natural product chemistry for internationally recognized institutions including famous laboratories in France and a leading research center in U.S. To ensure the success of his petition, our experienced attorneys explained in great detail to the immigration officer how significant Dr. Tao’s research field was to the national interest: Human beings have used plants for the treatment of diseases, and herbs and traditional medicines are still widely used for primary healthcare in many countries worldwide. It is estimated that over 60 percent of the chemotherapic agents currently used for treatment for various cancers and over 70 percent of the drugs for the treatment of major infectious diseases, which include dreaded diseases such as AIDS, malaria, phenomena and tuberculosis, are derived from nature. We also demonstrated to the officer that Dr. Tao’s research resulted in more than 30 articles published in internationally-circulated journals; he received several honors and awards from various countries; and he owned 2 patents. As a result, our legal team decided not to shy from his great achievements and we also submitted 9 strong recommendation letters, one of which was an independent advisory opinion. Due to our complete documentation and convincing arguments, Dr. Tao’s NIW petition was processed smoothly and he received his approval notice on July 1, 2005. Dr. Park Dr. Park obtained his Ph.D. in Medicine from a prominent Korean research university. Afterwards, he continued his advanced research as an assistant professor prior to his arrival in U.S. Currently, he works for a distinguished American research institute as a research fellow. He 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. Park was among the elite researchers in his specialized field. Our legal team also emphasized that Dr. Park has extensive experienced in the fields of Neurosonology, Stroke, and Traumatic brain injury. His exceptional research had resulted in 28 publications on major scientific journals. We further cited some leading scientists in his specialized field, praising Dr. Park’s research would “benefit the well-being and national interest of American citizens.” Thanks to our well-organized presentation and strong argument, Dr. Park’s petition process was very smooth. We submitted Dr. Park’s petition on February 9, 2005 and he received NIW approved within a few months. Dr. Smith Dr. Smith obtained his Ph.D. in Chemistry from a top British University. Currently he works for a state health department research scientist. Dr. Smith retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. In preparation for his case, our experienced attorneys noticed that he had 4-5 coauthored publications and some presentations at scientific conferences. As a result, we highlighted his position in a government agency and the significance of his research. Our attorneys emphasized to the immigration officer that Dr. Smith applied his expertise in analytical atomic spectrometric techniques and instrumentation to measure exposures to toxic metals. The ability to make reliable measurements of potentially toxic elements and their compounds is of critical importance in the ability of the U.S. to evaluate the risks of terrorist actions. We argued that being a scientist in a key state government department itself would prove how significant Dr. Smith’s work was to the national interest. We also emphasized to the officer Dr. Smith’s research had resulted in 3 approved patents. Also we presented 6 strong and glowing recommendation letters, from leading experts working for various top research institutes or governmental agencies. Thanks to our diligent and professional service, Dr. Smith’s petition was approved in July, 2005. Dr. Cui Dr. Cui obtained his Ph.D. in Molecular Genetics from a prominent research university in U.S. Her current focus is on molecular plant biology and applied plant biotechnology. Dr. Cui retained our firm for her NIW petition. Our attorney helped her to navigate through the complex preparation before submitting the petition. We did not highlight her publications, because she only had 5 published paper and 1 published book chapter. To increase her success chance, we submitted 8 strong recommendation letters, written by leading researchers in her field. 3 of the letters were from independent evaluators, who never met Dr. Cui personally. We also emphasized Dr. Cui’s current research would have significant implications for the development of genetic research. For instance, he developed an innovative "gene-deletor" technology that can eliminate or reduce the negative impact of genetically modified crop plants. We also stressed that Dr. Cui had been instrumental in research to produce high-yielding and better quality seedless fruits without pollination. Due to our unique strategy and convincing arguments, Dr. Cui’s NIW petition was approved by June, 2005. Dr. Qiang Dr. Qiang obtained his Ph.D. in Cancer Prevention and Treatment from a prestigious research university in Japan. Before he came to work as research associate at a leading research institution in US, he has been established himself as a leading expert in his field. Dr. Qiang retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our excellent legal team carefully reviewed his academic achievements. In his petition, our attorneys showed to the immigration officer that Dr. Qiang’s research focused on screening of natural cancer preventive/treatment components, especially flavonoids, important components existing in vegetables and fruits. We also emphasized his research had resulted in numerous original discoveries and achievements and led to the publication of ten articles in top, scientific peer-reviewed journals such as FEBS Letters; international Journal of Molecular Medicine. Moreover, we emphasized that his articles had been cited over 50 times by other experts in his field. After our premium legal assistance, Dr. Qiang’s petition was submitted on May 6, 2005 and approved July 14, 2005. Mr. Xu Mr. Xu obtained his Masters in Applied Statistics. Currently, she was a statistician for a Diabetic and Obesity research center in a western university. Mr. Xu retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys noticed that Mr. Xu’s research in applied statistics was cutting-edge, with a concentration on biomedicine. Our experienced attorneys emphasized to the immigration officer that Mr. Xu was a rare outstanding statistician with a B.S. in Food Science and Nutrition and a M.S. in Applied Statistics. We argued that with this unique background and training, Mr. Xu stood out from average statisticians and was ideally positioned to making great strides in bioinformatics especially as it relates to heal science research. Although he only published 3 papers and sent 1 paper for review, we emphasized his achievements in such a short period of time. We also submitted 6 strong and glowing recommendation letters to testify that Mr. Xu was among the elite researchers in his specialized field. Thanks to our persuasive argument and through documentation, Mr. Xu’s petition was approved on July 13, 2005. Dr. Nehru Dr. Nehru is a scientists in the field of biomedical research. He received his Ph.D. in Microbiology from a prestigious institution in India. During his Ph.D. studies, he made original and significant achievements so that he received a national award. He came to the United States to continue his advanced research as a post-doctoral researcher at a distinguished research institute. He retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys strongly demonstrated the substantial intrinsic merit of Dr. Nehru’s field. We traced back to his early research in India. We emphasized that his early work resulted in many articles published in scientific journals and his talent was recognized with his receipt of a National award. We also stressed that his current research was involved in conducting cardiovascular research with X-ray crystallography. Dr. Nehru had an average number of publications comparing to other NIW clients at our firm. However, he had a unique advantage. Among 7 glowing recommendation letters, there was one letter written by a Nobel Laureate for Chemistry, who strongly affirmed Dr. Nehru’s academic achievements and the significant impact on his specialized field. Due to our successful strategy, Dr. Nehru’s NIW petition was approved on July 25, 2005. Dr. Ge Dr. Ge obtained his Ph.D. in Plant Genetics from a top Chinese research institute. Currently, he performs advanced research at a leading research institute in U.S. Dr. Ge retained our firm for her NIW petition. Our attorney helped him to navigate through the complex preparation before submitting the petition. During this process, we found that he had established himself as a leading expert in his field prior to his arrival in U.S. We demonstrated to the immigration officer that he possesses a broad educational and research experience that makes him the ideal scientist for this field. We claimed that he had conducted research in China, Hong Kong, and Singapore and his research led to multiple publications in leading scientific journals. We also highlighted his focus in the field of agricultural research, especially in research into plant molecular biology and molecular virology. We provided ample documentation to show to the officer that his research is related to Wheat genes and would increase the production of one of the most important export agricultural products for American farmers. To increase his success chance, we submitted 8 strong recommendation letters, written by leading researchers in his field. We also emphasized Dr. Ge’s current research would have significant implications for the development gene research in agriculture. Due to persuasive argument and through documentation, Dr. Ge’s NIW petition was submitted on March 21, 2005 and approved in June, 2005. Dr. Pak Dr. Pak obtained his Ph.D. in Biomedical Imaging from a prestigious research institute in his home country. Afterwards, he joined a research team at a US research intuition as a senior research fellow. Most of his research focuses on medical ultrasonic imaging. He retained Zhang & Associates, P.C. for his NIW petition. Our attorneys carefully reviewed his academic achievements and designed a tailored petition package for him. We explained to the immigration officer how significant Dr. Pak’s invaluable research was to the medical diagnosis. We told the officer that ultrasonic imaging is one of the cornerstones of modern medical practice, and accounts for about one out of every fours medical diagnosis imaging procedures. We further emphasized that ultrasound is an ideal method for the diagnosis of disease due to its safety, speed, and low cost. We also highlighted the facts that he published 8 articles in top quality journals and made many conference presentations at esteemed scientific meetings. Furthermore, we showed to the immigration officer that Dr. Pak was an outstanding researcher in his field by submitting 6 strong and glowing recommendation letters, 2 of which were from independent evaluators. We believed that Dr. Pak should be very satisfied with service because his petition was approved within a month. We submitted his NIW petition on April 1, 2005, and it was approved on August 6, 2005. (06/23/2006) For more immigration news, please click here |
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