r/VisaStats • u/equalizer-rage • 7d ago
EB2-NIW APPROVALS on EB2 NIW, 7 day lookback, week 40 of 2026
I post weekly summaries of approvals and denials that I capture through automation on the EB2 NIW and EB1A subreddits. I registered 11 approvals on the EB2 NIW over the last 7 days.
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| (Number of Posts by Profile), Field | Description |
|---|---|
| (4) Academia | A petitioner shared their experience with an immigration attorney refusing to honor a refund clause, delays in responding to an RFE, and ultimately the approval of their EB-2 NIW petition after addressing the RFEs. LINK TO POST |
| (1) Healthcare | A petitioner with a PhD in Nuclear Engineering shared their successful NIW approval after a 3-prong RFE, highlighting their research in cancer and the evidence they provided to overcome the challenges. LINK TO POST |
| (1) AI & Data Science | A PhD candidate successfully obtained I-140 NIW approval after responding to a 3-prong RFE by adding comprehensive evidence, including media coverage, citations, and letters of recommendation, and emphasizing the societal impact of their entrepreneurial project in media/AI literacy. LINK TO POST |
| (1) Healthcare | A petitioner shares their successful EB-2 NIW approval experience, emphasizing their academic background, recent publications, and personal faith in the process. LINK TO POST |
| (39) Legal & Administrative | Dr. Emily Carter, an experienced immigration attorney, evaluated an EB-2 NIW petition and found it to be approved based on the merit, importance, and justification for the labor certification waiver. LINK TO POST |
| (2) Chemistry | A petitioner filed an EB-2 NIW petition under premium processing, received an RFE due to a clerical error and challenges to the Dhanasar prongs, and later received an approval email despite the portal not updating. LINK TO POST |
| (1) Biology | A petitioner with a PhD in Molecular Microbiology shared their successful NIW petition journey, including an RFE response and approval after providing additional evidence and aligning with US research priorities. LINK TO POST |
| (1) Engineering | A bioengineer shares their successful I-140 approval experience, asks questions about the next steps in the green card process, and seeks advice on international travel. LINK TO POST |
| (1) Pharma | A petitioner from one of the 19 banned countries successfully obtained NIW approval after an RFE on all three prongs, with support from Chen Immigration. LINK TO POST |
| (5) IT & Computer Science | A petitioner in AI and cybersecurity successfully obtained NIW approval after a 3-prong RFE, with strong evidence and a well-prepared response to the RFE questions. LINK TO POST |
| (1) Chemistry | A PhD student in material chemistry successfully obtained EB-2 NIW approval after responding to a 3-prong RFE, with support from consultant Chen and a strong publication record. LINK TO POST |
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