EB-2 NIW:

EB-2 NIW is suitable for those who apply without an employer and can documentarily substantiate their professional contribution within the national interest of the United States.

For case review, USCIS evaluates three specific conditions.

The petition must clearly show:

• what exactly you do;
• in which field;
• what practical outcome your work produces.
   

This is not about the profession in general, but about a specific activity or project you intend to carry out in the United States.

The documentation must demonstrate that you already have a substantiated foundation, not just plans:

• relevant professional education or equivalent experience;
• tangible professional results;
• a logical connection between your past career and the proposed project.
   

USCIS evaluates facts, not potential “on paper”.

You must demonstrate that:

• the Job Offer and Labor Certification requirements interfere with the implementation of the project; and
• your activity provides a benefit to the United States on its own, independent of a specific employer.
   

This is substantiated through documents and the internal logic of the petition—by describing the project, your professional background, your achieved results, and how they connect to your future work.

At this stage, the structure of the argument and proper organization of evidence are especially important. We assist in assembling and organizing these materials into a clear, consistent document package based on the information you provide.