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The EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) is a special subcategory of the EB-2 visa for those with advanced degrees or exceptional ability whose work is deemed to serve the national interest of the United States. The key advantage of an NIW is that you can request to skip the usual requirements of having a job offer and labor certification. To get an NIW, you need to show that your work has substantial merit and national importance (for example, contributions to health care, technology, education, or the economy) and that you are well-positioned to advance that work. Common NIW applicants include researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals working on critical issues. If approved, you get the same type of green card as EB-2. We help you by preparing a strong case

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The EB-2 NIW is a green card category for individuals with advanced degrees or exceptional ability whose work benefits the national interest of the United States. It allows applicants to bypass the job offer and labor certification requirements.

No. One of the biggest advantages of the NIW is that you can self-petition. You do not need a job offer, employer sponsorship, or PERM labor certification.

Your work must show substantial merit and national importance. Examples include contributions in fields like healthcare, science, technology, engineering, education, climate, entrepreneurship, and economic development.

Typical NIW applicants include researchers, scientists, entrepreneurs, startup founders, engineers, medical professionals, and those working on critical national issues such as public health, innovation, or infrastructure.

We assist by preparing a strong petition, organizing evidence, drafting persuasive recommendation letters, and building a strategy that clearly demonstrates your merit, national importance, and ability to advance your work.