Success Story: NIW Approved Despite RFE! We Helped a Chinese Expert Secure Success
Client’s Testimonial:
“I am deeply grateful to the WeGreened / North America Immigration Law Group for their outstanding professional support throughout my EB-2 NIW application process. My case was recently approved despite receiving an RFE, and this would not have been possible without their precise strategy, expertise, and patience.
From the very beginning, the team demonstrated an excellent understanding of my research background and future plans. They carefully analyzed my work in organic chemistry and catalyst development, then presented my achievements in a way that clearly showed their national importance. Even when the RFE arrived, they responded quickly with a clear and confident plan, helping me prepare strong, detailed evidence to address every USCIS concern.
Their communication was always timely and reassuring. The attorneys’ ability to organize complex technical details into convincing legal arguments truly impressed me. Throughout the process, I felt that my case was in the hands of professionals who not only cared about success but also respected the scientific work I had devoted myself to. Thanks to their help, my EB-2 NIW was approved after about 13 months. I strongly recommend WeGreened to anyone pursuing a U.S. green card through the NIW route — especially researchers and scientists. Their experience, efficiency, and strategic thinking make them a truly reliable and trustworthy partner.”
On July 11th, 2025, we received another EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) approval for an Expert in the Field of Organic Chemistry (Approval Notice).
General Field: Organic Chemistry
Position at the Time of Case Filing: No Employment
Country of Origin: China
Country of Residence at the Time of Filing: United Kingdom
Approval Notice Date: July 11th, 2025
Processing Time: 13 months, 19 days
Case Summary:
When the Client first began exploring organic chemistry, the vision was clear: to develop innovative catalysts that could transform chemical processing and renewable energy technologies. With an M.E. in chemistry and biotechnology, the Client has focused on synthesizing and optimizing catalysts that not only increase the efficiency of industrial processes but also reduce carbon emissions and foster the adoption of renewable energy. This work addresses one of the most urgent scientific and societal challenges of our time, the need for sustainable solutions to combat climate change.
Research Focus and Contributions
The Client’s proposed endeavor centers on designing recyclable, environmentally friendly catalysts to enhance chemical processing and energy applications. These advances have the potential to make industrial processes significantly cleaner and more efficient. By eliminating reliance on harmful heavy metals and introducing greener alternatives, the Client’s work directly contributes to sustainability goals and the reduction of environmental pollution.
Key contributions highlighted in the petition include:
- Developing recyclable catalysts from sustainable materials with lower environmental impact.
- Improving catalytic efficiency in hydrogenation and biofuel production processes.
- Advancing renewable energy pathways by creating catalysts that minimize carbon emissions.
The strength of the Client’s work is evident in both scholarly output and peer recognition. To date, the Client has published 3 peer-reviewed journal articles (1 first-authored and 1 co-first-authored), which have already garnered 54 citations, reflecting the growing reliance of peers on his methods and findings. His work has been featured in highly ranked journals, underscoring its quality and international visibility.
NIW Approval and Outlook
Despite the rigorous scrutiny of the NIW process, USCIS agreed that the Client’s accomplishments and proposed endeavor satisfied the demanding Dhanasar framework. The approval of this petition underscores the recognition that his contributions are not only scientifically sound but also of clear national benefit.
NAILG is proud to have assisted the Client in securing this approval, even in the face of an RFE. This success highlights both the Client’s extraordinary potential to continue driving innovation in organic chemistry and renewable energy, and our firm’s commitment to effectively presenting strong, well-documented petitions. His work will undoubtedly play a key role in advancing clean energy technologies and sustainable industrial processes in the years ahead.