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Evaluation Form

EB-2 Eligibility Questionnaire

Please read each question carefully and provide thorough, well-considered responses. Before submitting, kindly review your answers to ensure accuracy, as they are crucial for a precise case evaluation.

EB-2 Eligibility Questionnaire

Evaluation Form

رزرو مشاوره

Please read each question carefully and provide thorough, well-considered responses. Before submitting, kindly review your answers to ensure accuracy, as they are crucial for a precise case evaluation.

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Evaluation Form

رزرو مشاوره

Please read each question carefully and provide thorough, well-considered responses. Before submitting, kindly review your answers to ensure accuracy, as they are crucial for a precise case evaluation.

​

Section 1: Personal Information

Birthday
Year
Month
Day

Section 2: Immigration History

Have you ever been denied a visa or entry to the U.S.?
Yes
No
Have you previously applied for an EB-2 visa or any other U.S. immigration benefit?
Yes
No

Section 3: Education Background

List all degrees obtained, institutions attended, and graduation years.

Section 4: Eligibility Based on Advanced Degree

Do you hold a U.S. master’s degree or higher or a foreign equivalent degree of a U.S. master’s degree or higher?
Yes
No
Have you published articles or papers in your field?
Yes
No

Section 5: Eligibility Based on Exceptional Ability

Do you have a degree of expertise significantly above that ordinarily encountered in the field of sciences, arts, or business?
Yes
No
Do you have an official academic record showing that you have a degree, diploma, certificate, or similar award from a college, university, school, or other institution of learning related to your area of exceptional ability?
Yes
No
Can you provide letters from current or former employers documenting at least 10 years of full-time experience in your occupation?
Yes
No
Have you received recognition for your achievements and significant contributions to your industry or field from your peers, government entities, or professional organizations?
Yes
No
Do you hold a license to practice your profession or a certification for your profession or occupation?
Yes
No
Is there evidence showing that you have commanded a salary or remuneration for services that is indicative of your claimed exceptional ability relative to others working in the field?
Yes
No
Are you a member of any professional associations?
Yes
No
Have you published articles or papers in your field?
Yes
No

Section 6: National Interest Waiver Eligibility

Do you have documentation demonstrating a strong citation history of your work or excerpts of published articles showing positive discourse around, or adoption of, your work?
Yes
No
Do you have published articles or media reports about your achievements or current work?
Yes
No
Have you developed any patents, trademarks, or copyrights?
Yes
No
Can you provide letters from experts in your field describing your past achievements and providing specific examples of how you are well positioned to advance your endeavor?
Yes
No
Can you provide evidence that your work has influenced your field of endeavor?
Yes
No
Do you have a plan describing how you intend to continue your proposed work in the United States?
Yes
No
Do you have correspondence from prospective or potential employers, clients, or customers?
Yes
No
Can you provide documentation reflecting feasible plans for financial support?
Yes
No
Have you prepared a detailed business plan or other description, along with any relevant supporting evidence, when appropriate?
Yes
No
Do you have contracts, agreements, or licenses showing the potential impact of your proposed endeavor?
Yes
No
Have you received investment from U.S. investors, such as venture capital firms, angel investors, or start-up accelerators, and are the amounts appropriate to your endeavor?
Yes
No
Have you received letters from government agencies or quasi-governmental entities in the United States demonstrating that you are well-positioned to advance your proposed endeavor?
Yes
No
Do you have evidence of awards, grants, or other indications of relevant non-monetary support from federal, state, or local government entities with expertise in economic development, research and development, or job creation?
Yes
No
Can you provide evidence demonstrating how your work is being used by others, such as contracts with companies using products you developed or assisted in developing?
Yes
No
Can you provide evidence demonstrating how your work is being used by others, such as documents showing technology you invented or contributed to inventing, and how others use that technology?
Yes
No
Can you provide evidence demonstrating how your work is being used by others, such as patents or licenses for innovations you developed, with documentation showing why they are significant to the field?
Yes
No

Section 7: Entrepreneur Petitioners

Are you considering to file an EB-2 petition as an "entrepreneur"?
Yes
No

Section 8: Additional Information

Section 9: Job Offer and Labor Certification

Do you have a job offer from a U.S. employer?
Yes
No
Will your employer file for permanent labor certification on your behalf?
Yes
No
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PLEASE NOTE:

  

  • If you are a current client, please log in to the Client Portal or call our office to book an appointment with your lawyer.

  • If you have previously had a conversation with our firm and would like to discuss your matter further, please book a 30-minute follow-up consultation using this form.

  • Please note there is a consultation fee of $200 for follow-up consultation, which is due before the consultation. This payment, covers one meeting with an attorney up to 30 minutes of the attorney's time during that meeting only.

  • If you hire our law firm within 5 days of the follow-up consultation, we will credit the consultation fees towards your case.

  • There is no obligation to employ our services during or after your consultation. The payment for the consultation does not obligate the attorney to perform any services or represent you in any of your legal matters unless the attorney and the client sign a written retainer.

  • Currently, all the consultation appointments are exclusively conducted virtually via phone or video call (Microsoft Teams, Skype, FaceTime, Google Meet, and WhatsApp).

  • Once you book your consultation you will receive a confirmation e-mail with detailed instructions on how to dial in. Make sure you check your email (and spam/junk folder) prior to your scheduled appointment to verify your ability to join on time.

  • Please note that the consultation fee is non-refundable. However, if your plans change, you may contact us to reschedule your appointment no later than 24 hours before your scheduled consultation.


What to expect from a consultation:


  • The follow-up consultation is to discuss your case with the attorney further. We would recommend you be prepared for your consultation session by noting any important immigration issues prior to your appointment. Based on the facts you provide during your consultation, the attorney will determine potential immigration options and strategies (relief) to help you make an informed decision on your case. The facts you provide at your consultation also form the basis for the legal fee quoted. Please be advised that the facts not disclosed during the consultation, which are later discovered, may change legal analysis, eligibility for potential immigration benefits, and fees.


What not to expect from a consultation:


  • Please note that consultations do not include the review of forms prepared by or on behalf of you, instructing you on the completion of forms, drafting legal documents, or providing document checklists. These services are only included as a part of full legal representation once a written retainer has been signed by the attorney and the client.

PLEASE NOTE:

  

  • If you are a current client, please log in to the Client Portal or call our office to book an appointment with your lawyer.

  • If you have previously had a conversation with our firm and would like to discuss your matter further, please book a 30-minute follow-up consultation using this form.

  • Please note there is a consultation fee of $200 for follow-up consultation, which is due before the consultation. This payment, covers one meeting with an attorney up to 30 minutes of the attorney's time during that meeting only.

  • If you hire our law firm within 5 days of the follow-up consultation, we will credit the consultation fees towards your case.

  • There is no obligation to employ our services during or after your consultation. The payment for the consultation does not obligate the attorney to perform any services or represent you in any of your legal matters unless the attorney and the client sign a written retainer.

  • Currently, all the consultation appointments are exclusively conducted virtually via phone or video call (Microsoft Teams, Skype, FaceTime, Google Meet, and WhatsApp).

  • Once you book your consultation you will receive a confirmation e-mail with detailed instructions on how to dial in. Make sure you check your email (and spam/junk folder) prior to your scheduled appointment to verify your ability to join on time.

  • Please note that the consultation fee is non-refundable. However, if your plans change, you may contact us to reschedule your appointment no later than 24 hours before your scheduled consultation.


What to expect from a consultation:


  • The follow-up consultation is to discuss your case with the attorney further. We would recommend you be prepared for your consultation session by noting any important immigration issues prior to your appointment. Based on the facts you provide during your consultation, the attorney will determine potential immigration options and strategies (relief) to help you make an informed decision on your case. The facts you provide at your consultation also form the basis for the legal fee quoted. Please be advised that the facts not disclosed during the consultation, which are later discovered, may change legal analysis, eligibility for potential immigration benefits, and fees.


What not to expect from a consultation:


  • Please note that consultations do not include the review of forms prepared by or on behalf of you, instructing you on the completion of forms, drafting legal documents, or providing document checklists. These services are only included as a part of full legal representation once a written retainer has been signed by the attorney and the client.

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