approved EB-2 (NIW)
PhD Student
Biophysics · China · 2025-10-08
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Proposed Endeavor
The petitioner proposes to continue research on the mechanical properties of cytoskeletal networks to understand how cells move, divide, and maintain integrity. This work utilizes biophysical methodologies to bridge the gap between physics and life sciences, focusing on how biological systems respond to mechanical forces.
Why This Petition Was Approved
The petition was approved based on 5 peer-reviewed journal articles, 2 conference papers, and 1 preprint which collectively garnered 120 citations. Additionally, the petitioner demonstrated expertise by completing 37 peer reviews for leading scientific journals and received support from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
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A approved EB-2 NIW (I-140) petition means USCIS determined the petitioner met the eligibility requirements. For appealed cases, "sustained" means the appeal reversed a prior denial. The petitioner can proceed to the next step in the immigration process.
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Outcome approved
Processing 206 days
Evidence Types 6
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Success Rate 54.2%
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