93%
Approval Rate
On EB-visas Green Card with Ballon Stoll P.C. in 2025
4k+
Green Cards Approved
Immigration visas, including EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, Asylum, Family-based, etc.
10k+
Resolved Cases
Including immigration, litigation, real estate, corporate, etc.
What is EB-2 NIW?
The EB-2 National Interest Waiver is a second-preference employment-based green card for professionals with an advanced degree or exceptional ability, whose work carries significant benefit to the United States.
No employer
File on your own behalf — no company sponsor needed, no dependence on an employer's timeline.
"National interest" is broader than you think
Researchers, entrepreneurs, physicians, engineers, and educators qualify every year. A consultation will tell you exactly where you stand.
45 days
USCIS can issue an initial decision on your I-140 petition within 45 business days with Premium processing.
Family included
Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 can be included in your petition for permanent residency.
No labor certification (PERM) required
This is one of the most significant time-savers — no waiting for the DOL process that can take years.
The EB-2 NIW Priority Date is "current"
EB-2 NIW is current for almost all countries, meaning there is no waitlist once your petition is approved.

EB-1A for Aliens with Extraordinary Ability
Who it’s for:
Individuals who can demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim in their field (arts, sciences, business, education, athletics).
Quick facts:
No job offer or employer sponsorship required (self-petition eligible).
Must show evidence like major awards, publications, press, or industry recognition.
Usually not subject to visa backlogs, making it one of the quickest paths to a Green Card if you qualify.

EB-1B: Outstanding Professors and Researchers
Who it’s for:
Individuals who can demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim in their field (arts, sciences, business, education, athletics).
Quick facts:
No job offer or employer sponsorship required (self-petition eligible).
Must show evidence like major awards, publications, press, or industry recognition.
Usually not subject to visa backlogs, making it one of the quickest paths to a Green Card if you qualify.

EB-1C: Multinational Managers or Executives
Who it’s for:
Individuals who can demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim in their field (arts, sciences, business, education, athletics).
Quick facts:
No job offer or employer sponsorship required (self-petition eligible).
Must show evidence like major awards, publications, press, or industry recognition.
Usually not subject to visa backlogs, making it one of the quickest paths to a Green Card if you qualify.
How We Prepare Your Case

Case Evaluation & Eligibility Assessment
We review your background, degree, publications, and career to assess your case for the EB-2 NIW. You leave the consultation knowing exactly which path is best for you.
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Defining Your National Interest Endeavor
We work with you to define and articulate your proposed work in the U.S. — framing it in terms of substantial merit and national importance.
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USCIS Filing
We handle the preparation, review, and submission of all required USCIS forms — I-140 (Immigrant petition), I-485 (Adjustment of Status), I-765 (Employment Authorization), I-131 (Travel Authorization)
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Approval & Green card
Once your I-140 is approved, we guide you through the final steps — adjustment of status or consular processing — until your green card is in hand. If USCIS issues a Request for Evidence (RFE) at any stage, we prepare a strong response to it.

Professions we've helped earn EB-1A approval
Researchers & scientists
Engineers & technologists
Artists & designers
Academics & educators
Business executives
Founders & entrepreneurs
Athletes & coaches
Finance professionals
Physicians
Journalists & authors
Managers
Marketing strategists
Food Professionals
& many more
Let’s Answer Your Questions
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Important Updates from USCIS
We would like to inform you of significant changes that will impact immigration applications and petitions. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has published its final rule on fee adjustments, marking the first major revision since 2016. These changes are set to address the agency's operational and financial challenges and will take effect on April 1, 2024. Applications postmarked after this date will be subject to the new, increased fees.
































