Your Complete EB2-NIW Journey

From initial assessment to green card in hand. One expert guiding you every step.

EB2-NIW Assessment

We determine if EB2-NIW is right for you.

What We Do:

• Review your background (education, experience, achievements)

• Evaluate: Do you meet EB2-NIW criteria?

• If yes: What's your best strategy?

• If no: What are alternative green card paths?

• Honest assessment (no BS)

Your Timeline:

• You provide resume, background

• We review your qualifications

• 30-minute call: "Here's what I found"

• Decision: Move forward or explore alternatives?

• If move forward: We transition to Stage 2

Law Firm Selection & I-140 Strategy

Why It Matters:

• "Wrong lawyer = weak petition = denied.

• Right lawyer + expert guidance = strong petition = approved.

• This is the make-or-break stage."

What We Do:

• Assess: Which law firms are good for EB2-NIW?

• Guidance: How to interview lawyers (what to ask)

• Negotiation: What should you pay? (we advise)

• Strategy: How should your petition be positioned?

• Prep: What evidence/documentation do you need?

• Support: We're here while lawyer prepares petition

• Review: We review petition before filing (catch mistakes)

I-140 Filing and Approval

Why It Matters:

• I-140 approval is the major milestone.

• Proves USCIS thinks you qualify for EB2-NIW.

• No approval = no green card

What We Do:

• Verify petition is filed correctly

• Track filing with USCIS (we know the system)

• Monitor status (tell you what to expect)

• Handle any USCIS requests (if they ask for more info)

• Get you ready for approval (mental prep for next stage)

• Celebrate when approved!

Why It Matters:

• DS-260 converts I-140 approval into actual visa application.

• This is your official request to live in the US permanently.

• Mistakes here delay everything by months

What We Do:

• Explain what DS-260 is (don't panic, it's standard form)

• Review your I-140 for consistency (sync with DS-260)

• Help you complete DS-260 correctly

• Check for common mistakes (we've seen them all)

• Prepare supporting documentation

• Submit to consulate on your behalf

DS-260 Preparation