Dismissed
EB-2 NIW
EB-2 NIW Dismissed — Medical Oncology (2014): the sixth motion to reopen was dismissed because the
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Decision Summary
The sixth motion to reopen was dismissed because the petitioner did not provide new facts or documentary evidence to overcome the previous denials. The evidence submitted, such as a recent article and a grant, post-dated the original petition filing date of June 23, 2010, and therefore could not be considered for establishing eligibility. The petitioner failed to prove at the time of filing that his work's benefits were national in scope or that he would benefit the national interest to a greater degree than a qualified U.S. worker.
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National In Scope Substantial Intrinsic Merit Benefit To The National Interest Greater Than A U.S. Worker Eligibility At Time Of Filing
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