Supporting evidence
There are many types of evidence that can be used to support EB-2 NIW application. Below you will find some examples. This list is not exhaustive and depends on your profession and type of arguments that you want to use in the main application letter:
- Professional degrees and certificates: Diplomas, degrees, and certificates from reputable universities or institutions in your field of expertise.
- Awards and recognition: Awards and recognition received from professional organizations or government agencies.
- Publications: Articles, books, and other published materials that you have written.
- Research and discoveries: Research projects, patents, and other innovations you have made.
- Recommendation letters: Recommendation letters to support your application by providing an assessment of your ability and potential impact on the national interest. These could come from co-workers, clients, individuals who cited your research paper, members of the association that you are part of etc.
- Expert witness letters: Written by individuals with expertise in the individual’s field, where they attest the value and impact of your work. Expert witness fees can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars, depending on the field and the number of letters required.
- Employment history: Your employment history by showing your professional experience and achievements.
- Testimony from colleagues: Testimony from colleagues, supervisors, and other professionals in your field.
- Articles in the press or media in general about yourself, the work you are involved in or your company.
In conclusion, to obtain an EB-2 NIW, you need to provide sufficient evidence to support your application. By presenting a combination of the above-mentioned types of evidence, you can demonstrate your value and potential impact on the national interest of the United States.
