Quantum DBI Analytics:

Key requirements include exceptional skills, work of national interest, substantial evidence of national benefit, and the filing of an immigrant petition by the employer.

The term "endeavor" refers to an effort, attempt, or undertaking dedicated toward the achievement of a specific goal or purpose. In the context of the EB-2 NIW Visa, the term "endeavor" is used to describe the applicant's specific work, project, or contribution that is being submitted as part of the application.

In applying for the EB-2 NIW Visa, it is crucial to demonstrate that the applicant's work goes beyond personal achievement and has a significant impact on the national interest of the United States. This "endeavor" may refer to innovative research, an entrepreneurial project, technological advances, contributions in the field of education, art, science, among others.

When submitting the application, the applicant is expected to provide a detailed letter highlighting and describing his or her "endeavor". This letter should persuade the immigration authorities that the applicant's work substantially benefits the national interest and merits waiver of the work test requirement. The drafting of this letter is a critical part of the process and is often assisted by professionals specializing in immigration and persuasive writing, such as Quantum DBI Analytics.

The Dhanasar precedent refers to a legal case that established new criteria for evaluating EB-2 NIW (National Interest Waiver) visa eligibility. The Dhanasar case replaced the old standard established by the Matter of New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) case. The three main criteria of the Dhanasar precedent for evaluating the applicant's endeavor are as follows:

1. Substantial Importance:
   • The applicant's endeavor must be of substantial importance to the national interest of the United States. This implies that the work must address a problem or make a significant contribution to an area of national importance, such as health, science, technology, education, economics, among other areas.
2. Clarified National Benefit:
   • The application must convincingly demonstrate how the applicant's effort substantially benefits the national interest. This may involve evidence of positive impact on the economy, society, public health, the environment, or other key areas. Clarity and solid evidence is sought to support the claim of national benefit.
3. Expectation of Continued Success:
   • The evaluation of effort should consider the applicant's expectation of continued success in his or her field. The application is expected to include evidence supporting the applicant's likelihood of continued success in their efforts. This could include past accomplishments, recognitions, and future plans that indicate continued impact.

We carefully analyze your profile to determine whether your work has a significant impact in areas critical to the national interest of the United States, and we will guide you in effectively presenting this evidence.

 Time may vary, but generally, the process takes several months. Our team will guide you through each step, making sure we meet the deadlines and requirements.

We stand out for our strategic approach, evidence optimization, and our innovation in visual presentation, providing a unique experience and proven results.  

Quantum DBI Analytics offers specialized expertise, personalized advice, and persuasive writing that highlights your accomplishments. Our comprehensive approach and proven results support a successful application. 

It starts with an initial consultation. We will analyze your eligibility, discuss your goals and provide you with a customized strategy.

 We will need details about your career, achievements, contributions and evidence of how your work benefits the national interest. During the initial consultation, we will provide you with a specific list of required documents.

We will thoroughly review your application, optimize the evidence, and guide you through every step of the process until final submission.  

Yes, in some cases. If your application is rejected, our team will evaluate the reason and assist you in the appeal process if feasible. However, our main goal is to present a strong application from the beginning to maximize the chances of approval.