Immigration Court Lawyer New York Eb-1a Approval Aos Waived

The beneficiary was an internationally trained architectural designer with extensive experience in large scale urban development projects, cultural facilities, and mixed use commercial design.

Prior to filing, the applicant had been working lawfully in New York and had established a professional portfolio demonstrating sustained national and international recognition.

The legal team evaluated eligibility under INA §203(b)(1)(A), determining that the applicant met the extraordinary ability standard without the need for employer sponsorship.

The petition demonstrated qualification under multiple regulatory criteria listed in 8 C.F.R. §204.5(h)(3), including original contributions of major significance and published professional recognition.

Evidence included peer reviewed publications, international design awards, critical roles in distinguished organizations, and expert testimonial letters from industry leaders.

The immigration court lawyer structured the record to clearly satisfy the two step Kazarian analysis applied by USCIS.

Both the principal applicant and the derivative spouse received approval of their I-485 applications without an in person interview.

This outcome reflected a wel documented record, consistent immigration history, and the absence of admissibility concerns under INA §212.

The immigration court lawyer ensured that all biographic, medical, and security related requirements were addressed in advance.

With the approval of the EB-1A petition and adjustment of status applications, the applicant and spouse are now lawful permanent residents of the United States.

The final step involves issuance of physical permanent resident cards, after which the client may continue professional activities in New York without immigration restrictions.

This case illustrates how a strategically guided process led by an immigration court lawyer can result in efficient, interview free permanent residence approval.