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Jean Domanski is one of the few EB-2 NIW attorneys in the USA who is also a member of MENSA and has an M.A. in Communications.
Ms. Domanski earned her juris doctor at American Heritage University School of Law. She also has a Master of Arts in Communications from Pepperdine University, where she was also a Graduate Teaching Assistant. Like many of her clients, she had to write and defend a thesis. Ms. Domanski currently lives in Los Angeles but is originally from Philadelphia. When she is not practicing law, you might find her at book club or driving her teenager around. |
RECENT EB-2 NIW APPROVED CASES
* Health Information Technology Manager *Information Security Engineer * Financial Risk Specialist * Petroleum Engineer * Construction Manager * Data Scientist *Logistician *Economist *Pharmacist *Chemist *Airline Pilot * Commercial Pilot * Petrophysicist *Civil Engineer *Marketing Manager * Chemical Engineer * Financial Examiner * Business Continuity Planner *Business Intelligence Analyst *Computer Systems Engineer/Architect *Information Technology Project Manager *Computer and Information Systems Manager |
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HOW WE STAND OUT
- Any RFE responses are drafted at no extra charge by an actual attorney, rather than a paralegal or other nonlawyer.
- Video consultations may be scheduled on Zoom.
- Remote services are provided using Google Drive and Docketwise.
- Clients get their own Docketwise portal.
- Payments can be made via Zelle or by credit card through LawPay.
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WHAT IS A NATIONAL INTEREST WAIVER (EB2 NIW)?
In 2016, a court case called Matter of Dhanasar 26 I&N Dec. 884 (AAO2016) changed the criteria for the EB-2 Second Preference green card seeking a National Interest Waiver, or NIW.
To qualify for an NIW, you must have an advanced degree, or a bachelor’s degree and many years of progressive experience in your field.
The three main criteria that you must demonstrate to the United States Citizenship and Naturalization Service (USCIS) are:
1. Your proposed endeavor in the U.S. has substantial merit and national importance
2. Well-positioned to achieve your goals in the U.S.
3. On balance, it would benefit America to waive the job offer and labor certification requirement.
To qualify for an NIW, you must have an advanced degree, or a bachelor’s degree and many years of progressive experience in your field.
The three main criteria that you must demonstrate to the United States Citizenship and Naturalization Service (USCIS) are:
1. Your proposed endeavor in the U.S. has substantial merit and national importance
2. Well-positioned to achieve your goals in the U.S.
3. On balance, it would benefit America to waive the job offer and labor certification requirement.
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