National Interest Waiver Attorney in Chicago

Helping Clients Nationwide Obtain NIWs

A national interest waiver (NIW) is a petition you can file when applying for an employment-based, second-preference visa – also known as the EB-2 visa. An NIW allows aliens to obtain an EB-2 without the otherwise-required labor certification.

Our NIW attorney at Panteva Law Group, LLC can help you seek the waiver no matter where you are located. Our firm serves clients throughout the U.S. and is eager to help you secure the visa you need to further your career here in America.

Who Qualifies for a National Interest Waiver?

National interest waivers or NIW are generally granted to aliens who have exceptional ability and who offer valuable services that would benefit the country.

Below are the national interest waiver requirements. In order to qualify for an NIW, you must have at least three:

• An official academic record that shows you have higher education related to your area of ability
• Documentation of at least 10 years of full-time experience in your field
• A professional license pertaining to your occupation
• Evidence that you have earned a salary reflective of your abilities
• Membership in a professional association
• Recognition from peers, government representatives, or organizations for your achievements
• Other comparable evidence of eligibility

Contact a National Interest Waiver Attorney in Chicago

Here at Panteva Law Group, LLC, we know what United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is looking for in terms of potential candidates for the national interest waiver, as well as how to resolve complex issues that involve other visas, including H-1b visas. We know what should be included in a successful petition and can ensure that your petition reflects those requirements.

With a national interest waiver, you can easily obtain an EB-2 visa without needing employer sponsorship. Reach out to an immigration lawyer in Chicago at Panteva Law Group today. Together, we will show them how your services can benefit the U.S.

To get started on your NIW, call an attorney at (312) 471-0014. We are ready to help.