Successful Stories
(USCIS Texas Service Center)

Dr. Hou

Dr. Hou is a senior research associate in the field of Cancer Biology. He obtained both his M.S. and Ph.D. degree in Molecular Biochemistry at a university in northwestern China. After working four years as an associate professor in China, Dr. Hou came to the U.S. to work in a medical research center.

Dr. Hou retained Z&A to file his NIW petition. Our attorney has proved that Dr. Hou's research project benefits the United States on a national scope, since his research on prostate cancer will have a significant positive impact on American people. We filed this petition on February 25, 2002; three months later, the USCIS Texas Service Center approved this petition on May 28, 2002.

Dr. Niu

Dr. Niu is a postdoctoral fellow working on matters regarding Molecular Epidemiology and Toxicology. He earned his M.D. degree in northern China. And he worked several years in a local hospital in Sweden. Subsequently, he came to the U.S. and doing research at a medical school in Texas.

In our well-prepared petition letter, we presented the case by linking his research on tuberculosis and AIDS to the U.S. health care system on a national scope. We filed his NIW petition on December 10, 2001, and his NIW petition was approved by the USCIS Texas Service Center on June 6, 2002.

Mr. Luo

Mr. Luo is a research associate working in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology. He obtained his B.S. and M.S. degrees in his home country, and pursued his doctoral studies in a university in the United Kingdom. After he earned his PhD degree, he came to the United States and currently works for a university in a southern state.

Mr. Luo retained us to file his NIW petition. We proved to the USCIS that Mr. Luo's work would significantly benefit the national interest in healthcare, energy and environmental preservation, and thus his research is to benefit the United States on a national scope. We filed the petition on September 14, 2001, and the USCIS Texas Service Center approved his NIW petition on May 7, 2002.

Mr. Zhu

Mr. Zhu is a postdoctoral research fellow in the field of Microbiology and Immunology with an emphasis on veterinary pathology. He earned his B.S. M.S. and PhD degrees in China, and currently, he works in a medical school in Alabama.

We present his NIW petition by proving that Mr. Zhu's research has significant implications for the national interests of the United States. His research has the ability to bring understanding of biological processes of infectious pathogens for the purpose of creating new means for diagnosing, treating and preventing disease in the U.S. Such research will benefit the entire country. We filed the NIW petition with the USCIS Texas Service Center on February 21, 2002, and we got the approval on July 16, 2002. It took less than five months.

Dr. Silver

Dr. Silver is a scientist in the field of material science and engineering, particularly in the area of highway materials characterization. He earned his M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering and a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering. Currently, he is performing his research as an assistant research scientist at a research institution in Texas.

After Dr. Silver retained us to file his NIW petition, our attorneys worked hard on his case. In the well-drafted petition letter, we proved to the USCIS that Dr. Silver's achievements and efforts in his field lead new techniques in materials science and engineering, and his work significantly benefits highway's durability and reliability, and the transportation system in the U.S. Therefore, Dr. Silver's research is proposed to benefit the U.S. on a national scope. We filed his petition with the USCIS Texas Service Center on January 17, 2001; it was approved on June 11, 2002.

Dr. Chu

Dr. Chu is a research fellow in the field of biomedical science. He obtained both an M.D. and M.S. degree in Cardiology from a university in his home country. After his graduate training, Dr. Chu participated in several research projects in the area of emergency medicine. Afterwards, he was invited to a medical school in southern United States to continue his research as a research fellow.

Dr. Chu retained Z&A to file his NIW immigration petition. Our attorney has proved to the USCIS that Dr. Chu's research benefits the entire health care system of the United States because his research result would save more than half a million lives per year in the U.S. We filed Dr. Chu's NIW petition in December 2001, and it was approved by the USCIS Texas Center in April 2002.

Dr. Hang

Dr. Hang is a research associate in the field of plant biology. He obtained a B.S., an M.S., and a Ph.D. degree at a university in northwestern China. After being awarded his Ph.D. degree with high honors, Dr. Hang continued his work at a State Key Laboratory in China. Dr. Hang later won a Research Fellowship from a German Foundation, and joined a research institution in Germany. Dr. Hang was subsequently recruited by a university in the United States to work as a research associate.

Dr. Hang retained Z&A to file his NIW petition. Our attorney has proved that Dr. Hang's research project benefits the United States on a national scope. We filed this petition on February 20, 2002, and the USCIS Texas Service Center approved this petition on March 25, 2002.

Dr. Yong

Dr. Yong is a postdoctoral fellow in the field of nano-molecular science. He received his B.S. degree at a university in his home country. Afterwards, he continued his graduate studies and earned his M.S. degree. Subsequently, he was enrolled as a Ph.D. student at a university in New York. After he received his Ph.D. degree, he joined another research group at a university in Texas as a postdoctoral fellow.

He retained Z&A as his attorney to file NIW immigration petition. Our attorneys have proved to the USCIS by linking Dr. Yong's work to the benefit to the United States as a whole. Z&A filed the petition with the USCIS Texas Service Center in September 2001, and Texas Center approved it in March 2002.

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