Processing Flow of NIW

1. Submit a free evaluation request online

Please send us your resume and your basic information by submitting a free evaluation request online. Please click here.

2. Receiving response from our principal attorney personally

Our attorneys, will respond to your email personally, analyze your qualifications and provide you with an honest appraisal of the likelihood of successful approval. North America Immigration Law Group has developed a carefully- designed EB1-1/NIW Credential Test based on the law and opinions of the USCIS, Administrative Appeals Office (AAO), judicial review opinions and our experience. We review your qualifications for EB-2 NIW classification in the context of the criteria test and our principal attorney's evaluation.

3. Two results of your case appraisal

A. You are qualified for EB-2 NIW:

If after our careful case study, you are qualified for the category of EB-2 NIW, you are eligible to our guaranteed service package: 50% Payment is due upon you sending back the signed Retainer Agreement, and you get full refund if the petition gets denied.

B. You are not qualified for EB-2 NIW:

If after our evaluation, the likelihood of having your case approved under the category of EB-2 NIW is not high, you can seek other alternatives for your immigration benefits.

4. Further communication

After receiving our evaluation of your qualifications for EB-2 NIW, you are encouraged to communicate about your situation and any questions, concerns or immediate needs by phone or email. Formulating actual questions sometimes helps focus your mind to what you really want or need to know. All the information we receive in the process is confidential.

5. Your decision

After you are advised about the feasibility of your case, and you believe North America Immigration Law Group is the right professional to achieve your objectives, you may proceed to inform our attorney the service package you choose and payment arrangement you prefer.

6. Please note

Up to this point, the analysis of your chance of success and exchange of information concerning general picture and potential of your case do not amount to legal opinion or create an attorney-client relationship.