Dismissed
EB-2 NIW
EB-2 NIW Dismissed — Automotive Engineering (2007): did not meet the third prong of the national interest
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Decision Summary
The appeal was dismissed because the petitioner failed to meet the third prong of the national interest waiver test. Although the petitioner's work in automotive engineering was found to be of substantial intrinsic merit and national in scope, he did not establish that he would serve the national interest to a substantially greater degree than an available U.S. worker with the same minimum qualifications, lacking evidence of a past history of achievement with significant influence on the field as a whole.
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Substantial Intrinsic Merit National Scope Serving National Interest To A Substantially Greater Degree Than A U.S. Worker Past Record Of Achievement Citations Of Research Membership In Professional Associations
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