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EB-2 NIW: A Green Card Without Employer Sponsorship

The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) allows eligible professionals to pursue a U.S. green card without an employer sponsor or job offer. We assess your qualifications and proposed endeavor, then prepare a petition supported by evidence of its national importance and your ability to advance it.

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I handled my EB-2 NIW application with Attorney Asım Kılınç and was truly pleased with the process. Great care was taken to present my academic work in the best possible way while my case was being prepared. I was clearly informed at every stage, and my petition was approved without an RFE. I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone going through this process.
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L-1A Function Manager Evidence for a Small Company

An L-1A record should identify the essential function, the manager’s senior authority, and who performs the underlying operational work.

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EB-1A Denial or NOID: Appeal or File a New Petition?

After an EB-1A NOID or denial, the record must be separated into legal errors, missing evidence, and issues that call for a new petition.

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H-1B Transfer and Employer Change Guide for 2026

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Green Card Lottery 2027: Court Refuses to Pause, Registration Due by November 1

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