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New NIW Successful Stories (31) Dr. Lee Dr. Lee holds a Ph.D in cell biology from a prestigious American university and an M.S. from a top research institution in China. Her area of study has been in understanding the DNA of cancer cells and tumor suppression, but especially noteworthy is her expertise in the cellular processes involved in cancer, especially adhesion receptor signal transduction. Her research is so outstanding that it has been awarded numerous prizes by the American Association of Cancer Research. As cancer is the second leading cause of death in the US, Dr. Lee’s work will certainly benefit many Americans. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 for her NIW. Our attorneys emphasized her unique abilities as a scientist and her strong contributions in the area of molecular biology, focusing a great deal of attention on her expertise in breast cancer research. We also stressed her several professional awards and numerous publications. Dr. Lee’s NIW was submitted on February 13, 2006 and soon approved with our help. Dr. Lee We at Z&A benefit from a clientele that hails nearly every corner of the globe. After completing his M.S. in vertebrate biology and multivariate statistics at the best school in his native Russia, Dr. Lee immigrated to America to complete his Ph.D in the same field at a highly prestigious Texas school. Currently a postdoctoral fellow and researcher at the same school, Dr. Lee focuses his research on pterosaurs of the Triassic period, an endeavor that has spawned many related advances in evolutionary theory, biology, geology, paleontology and sediment analysis. Dr. Lee approached Z&A in January 2006 for help in filing his NIW. While he had been able to collect much of the necessary materials, including his support letters and citations, he knew he needed competent legal aid to best argue his case. Our lawyers, experienced and compassionate, used all of their legal knowledge to present his case in a very persuasive manner, even going so far as to add more material to the documentation that Dr. Lee had collected on his own. With our help, Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was filed on January 12, 2006, and approved a few months later. Dr. Lee A gifted scientist with outstanding research accomplishments in the field of immunopathology and therapy of autoimmune diseases and aging, Dr. Lee is an advanced degree professional with a Ph.D in immunology she earned from a top research institution in Bulgaria. Focusing her research on the presence of lymphocytes and cytokines in models of tubulointerstitial nephritis, her work has enormous significance for the future study and treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, which could translate into billions of dollars for the US. Dr. Lee came to Z&A to retain our legal help with her NIW petition. Carefully reviewing her documentation, our team decided to impress the USCIS official with the number and quality of Dr. Lee’s publications, totaling over 50 in all. She had published her research in some of the best and most influential journals in her field, including Immunology. Her over 20 invited talks and lectures on her subject also merited special attention. Our strategy, carefully crafted to fit Dr. Lee’s circumstances, proved successful. Her NIW petition was filed on February 5, 2006, and approved 3 months later. Ms. Lee Ms. Lee possesses exceptional abilities and accomplishments in the field of liquid crystal technology. She obtained her M.S. in optics at a prestigious school in Florida after completing her B.S. at a top technical school in China, and currently plans to receive her Ph.D in optics from a top northeastern US institution. Ms. Lee is also researching the development of high birefringence and low viscosity liquid crystal materials for improving the response time of devices used in national defense applications, a cooperative project between her school and private industry, funded by the government. Although the national interest would obviously be served by keeping Ms. Lee employed in the US, she sought out Z&A’s legal aid in filing her NIW petition. Understanding the importance of her credentials and work, we collaborated with Ms. Lee at every step in the process to tailor a legal strategy best suited for her. Our attorneys impressed the USCIS officials with effective documentation and presentation of all the available material. Ms. Lee’s NIW was filed on January 5, 2006, and approved shortly thereafter. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is an advanced degree professional with exceptional abilities in plant molecular biology. With a Ph.D. in molecular biology from a top university in the US West and a Masters degree in applied mathematics from a university in China, she quickly excelled in her work with the US Department of Agriculture – so much so, in fact, that she received several research grants from the National Science Foundation. Besides simulation of plant biology at the molecular level, her research also includes the development of transgenic cottons with improved tolerances for stress and salinity. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2005 to file an NIW. Our legal team argued that because textiles play a key role in our economy, and that Dr. Lee was crucial to the cheaper development of more profitable plants, she should be allowed an NIW. The potential billions of dollars for the US would be too great to deny. This economic argument proved persuasive, as Dr. Lee’s petition was filed on April 7, 2006 and approved an amazing two months later in June 2006. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is a multi-degreed professional focusing on reproductive genetics research. Dr. Lee received a M.D. from one of the best medical schools in Korea, and went on to a postdoctoral research position at a top research institution in the U.S. In the past decade, he made tremendous breakthroughs in oncology, cancer diagnosis and birth defects. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 to file an NIW. Our attorneys wrote an impressive petition letter arguing that cancer, as one of the top causes of death in the nation, affects millions of Americans. Currently, the costs of treating this disease are astronomical, and Dr. Lee’s discoveries helped in lowering those costs and would continue to do so in the future. We also pointed to the numerous publications – over 40 in all – as proof of his excellence as a researcher. Dr.Lee’s petition was filed on February 6, 2006 and approved a few months later in May 2006. Dr. Lee After obtaining his M.D. from one of China’s most prestigious universities, Dr. Lee came to America for a postdoctoral position at one of the nation’s best research institutions. Focusing on cardiovascular disease and its treatments, Dr. Lee’s work has huge implications for the over 70 million Americans afflicted with some kind of cardiovascular disease. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 for help in filing his NIW. Our elite legal team stressed the importance of his work to the national interest and argued that the many independent advisory opinions in his letters of support were enough to qualify him for NIW status. Dr. Lee’s NIW was filed on January 12, 2006, and successfully approved a few months later. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is a multi-degreed professional with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and computer science from a leading eastern university and a Masters degree in electrical engineering from a university in China. Dr. Lee played a critical role in the development of using electrical engineering knowledge in applications relevant to improving biological knowledge and medical practice and was praised for being a leader in his field. In particular, he developed new computational image processing procedures for identifying anatomically meaningful structures in brain tissue from images of brain slices. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 to respond to a request for further evidence on a NIW petition. Our attorneys were able to focus on the strengths of Dr. Lee’s case such as the 54 citations of his articles and extraordinary implications of his work for the national interest. By supplementing the NIW packet with independent advisory opinions we further boosted Dr. Lee’s case. Dr. Lee’s response was submitted on May 13, 2006 and approved almost one month later, on June 25, 2006. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee has extensive experience in the nationally critical field of credit derivatives research by virtue of his M.A. in economics from a prestigious California school and his Ph.D and MBA from a top school in Pennsylvania. Derivatives are financial obligations whose value is derived from underlying assets such as debt and equity securities, swaps, commodities and currencies. Credit derivatives are the fastest growing part of the $220 trillion derivatives market, and the falls of Enron and WorldCom have demonstrated how crucial an understanding of this research field is to the national interest. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 for help with his NIW. Our attorneys, though used to more engineering- and science- based applications, quickly learned and adapted to Dr. Lee’s unique situation with such skill that we were able to persuade the USCIS officials of the merits of the case. We pointed to the large number of citations – over 60 – of Dr. Lee’s work, even though he had only published 4 articles. This demonstrated beyond a reasonable doubt how influential Dr. Lee was in his field and in the world. Dr. Lee’s NIW was submitted on February 1, 2006, and approved in April 2006, less than 3 months later. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is an advanced degree professional in the field of computational chemistry and chemistry informatics. With a Ph.D from a prominent American university, Dr. Lee was well qualified for an NIW – but the USCIS did not agree, at least at first. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 to respond to a request for further evidence (RFE). We focused on the unique contributions that Dr. Lee has made to his field, including being the first to have systematically and thoroughly studied metalloenzymes, substances important in computer technology. Our attorneys also differentiated his accomplishments from others by stressing his involvement in drug design. Dr. Lee’s RFE response was filed in February 2006 and approved in May 2006. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is an advanced degree professional in the field of nanotechnology research and carbon nanotubes and biosensors. With a Ph.D from a prominent Korean university to complement his M.S. from a top Chinese school, Dr. Lee was well qualified for an NIW. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 to file such an NIW. Collecting the letters of support, including several independent advisory opinions, we found that Dr. Lee’s research has national interest implications in fields as diverse as medicine and computers. Focusing on novel biosensor techniques for early detection of diseases and disorders, he has revolutionized his field through impeccable research. Our attorneys persuasively called this to the attention of the USCIS officials who would decide his fate. Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was filed March 29, 2006 and approved in July 2006. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee is a researcher in the field of analytical chemistry, particularly focusing on spectroscopy, chemometrics, and surface adsorption kinetics. Possessing an M.S. in analytical chemistry from a top Chinese school and a Ph.D in the same area from a prestigious southwestern American university, he currently performs research for the Sandia National Laboratory in the analysis of DNA microarrays. Dr. Lee sought Z&A’s help in 2005 to file his NIW petition. We stressed in our case that he had far-reaching ideas and had had unparalleled success in realizing his visions. His work is also critical to national defense applications, which we did not hesitate to point out to the USCIS officials. We also assisted Dr. Lee in obtaining additional independent advisory opinions. Dr. Lee’s NIW petition was filed March 22, 2006 and approved in late June 2006. Dr. Lee Dr. Lee holds a Ph.D. degree in cell biology from a prestigious Chinese university as well as an M.D. from a top-notch American university. As a biophysicist and biochemist specializing in geriatric studies, Dr. Lee made a breakthrough discovery that pulmonary hypertension has a close relationship with the prevalence of arteriosclerosis, especially in the elderly. This is clearly relevant to the national interest, as the aging baby boomer generation will be in dire straits without inexpensive and efficient medical care. Dr. Lee retained Z&A in 2006 to file an RFE for her NIW. Our attorneys carefully analyzed her academic and professional background to determine the best approach. We emphasized Dr. Lee’s crucial role in developing the next generation of cardiac medicine. Her case contained a wealth of glowing statements from prominent professors which we also highlighted, including several independent advisory opinions. Dr. Lee’s NIW RFE response was filed June 7, 2006 and approved in July 2006. The processing speed is a testament to the dedication and skill of our expert attorneys. (07/26/2006) For more immigration news, please click here |
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