EB-2 NIW approval for chips engineer

Success story: EB-2 NIW

Meet Kevin, a seasoned chips engineer, who embarked on the EB-2 NIW immigration pathway via consular processing. Faced with geopolitical uncertainties surrounding Taiwan’s semiconductor industry and buoyed by the Biden administration’s Chips Act, Kevin sought a pathway to immigration to the United States. His journey, powered by Selfpetition AI, underscores the intersection of technological expertise and immigration ambition. Let’s explore Kevin’s journey and the role of artificial intelligence in his successful immigration application.

Kevin’s journey began with a pragmatic approach to navigating the EB-2 NIW pathway. As a chips engineer specializing in semiconductor design, Kevin strategically positioned himself to leverage the Biden administration’s Chips Act and geopolitical dynamics surrounding Taiwan. With a focus on Prong 1 of the EB-2 NIW criteria, he highlighted the critical role of his semiconductor work in advancing U.S. technological leadership and economic security.

Kevin’s profession wasn’t fully addressed in Self Petition USA’s existing Starter Kit templates. Recognizing the need for a more tailored solution that better represented his background, Kevin opted for Selfpetition AI. This advanced alternative allowed him to develop a 13-page cover letter and five reference letters within four days, each highlighting his professional achievements and contributions to the U.S. semiconductor industry. Throughout the process, Kevin could request changes as needed, without worrying about limited iterations, ensuring that the final documents accurately reflected his unique qualifications and narrative.

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What Starter Kit Includes

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Starter Kit structure, importance of repetitions and choosing the right language

I-140 Cover Letter

Document #2

Find list of professions in the section: Starter Kit Templates

NIW Case Builder

Document #3

For profession of your choice, to help you identify relevant NIW initiatives and arguments

Original I-140 Cover Letter

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Important also for non-banking professions: from our approved NON-RFE petition

Three Original Reference Letters

Documents #5A, #5B, #5C

Important also for non-banking professions: from our approved NON-RFE petition

Editable Original Reference Letters

Documents #6A, #6B, #6C

Word format of our three original reference letters that can be edited

Guide to Request Reference Letters

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Detailed steps we took to acquire reference letters and recommended strategies

Guide to Understand Visa Bulletin

Document #8

Find out if your date is current, ie. there is no backlog and no wait time for a green card

Adjustment of Status Guide

Document #9

Adjustment of Status explained, along with list of required forms and documents (10 pages)

AOS Sample: I-485, I-765 & I-131

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Forms I-485, I-765, I-131 and Adjustment of Status cover letter in editable Word format

ETA-9089 & ETA-750 Forms

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Select sample form to add to your package

With his comprehensive documentation in hand, Kevin submitted his I-140 petition and got it approved. Now he awaits the Visa Bulletin to determine when his priority date becomes current. In general, filling out the forms required by USCIS he found rather straightforward, however he leveraged Self Petition USA Discord Community to get a better understanding of recently updated ETA-9089 form. His journey underscores the importance of strategic positioning and personalized assistance in navigating the complexities of the immigration process.

Professionals like Kevin rely on Selfpetition AI to streamline their immigration applications. As Kevin awaits the Visa Bulletin, his journey serves as a testament to the importance of strategic planning and personalized assistance in achieving immigration ambitions.