EB-1B Outstanding Professors & Researchers
Green card for internationally recognized outstanding professors and researchers
Why Work With Yingzhong Law
Attorney Jinwen Liu brings deep immigration expertise to every case.
96% approval rate across employment-based petitions
1,000+ cases handled since firm founding
10+ years of exclusive immigration law practice
Licensed in New York; AILA member
Overview
The EB-1B classification is for professors and researchers who are recognized internationally as outstanding in their specific academic field. Unlike EB-1A, EB-1B requires an employer sponsor but has a lower evidentiary burden for academics. Every matter begins with a candid eligibility and risk review, followed by a written filing strategy tailored to your facts and timeline.
Our Process
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Eligibility and criteria assessment
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Evidence collection (publications, citations, awards, review history)
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Employer support and job offer documentation
- 4
I-140 petition preparation and filing
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Premium processing available
- 6
Proven Results
Our track record reflects consistent success across visa categories.
Average processing time savings of 2–4 months through RFE prevention
Clients in 15+ countries across Asia, Europe, and the Americas
RFE response success rate above 90%
Eligibility
- International recognition as outstanding in specific academic area
- At least 3 years of experience in teaching or research
- Entering the U.S. for a tenured, tenure-track, or comparable research position
- Must meet at least 2 of 6 regulatory criteria
What to Prepare
These are common intake documents. Exact requirements depend on your case details.
Common Reasons for Denial
We identify risks early so you can address them before filing.
Insufficient evidence of sustained acclaim or extraordinary ability
Weak nexus between proposed endeavor and national interest (NIW)
Inconsistent or incomplete documentation of achievements
Source-of-funds issues (EB-5 investor petitions)
Client Success Stories
What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does an immigration lawyer do?
An immigration lawyer evaluates your eligibility, prepares and files petitions, responds to government requests, and provides strategic guidance throughout the immigration process.
How much does it cost?
Fees vary by case type. We offer a free initial consultation to assess your case and provide a transparent fee quote.
How long does the process take?
Processing times depend on the petition type, government workload, and whether premium processing is available. We provide realistic timelines during your consultation.
Do you offer free consultations?
Yes. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your immigration goals and evaluate your options.
Important Legal Notice: Information on this page is general and not legal advice. Case outcomes depend on your facts, evidence quality, and government adjudication.
