Approvals & Success Stories.

IndiaTechnologyOct 20, 2026No RFEJurgen G. Negron

Jurgen Negron helped an Indian product manager achieve an approved O-1 visa for individuals of extraordinary ability. The petition was built around a set of detailed expert recommendation letters, a personal statement, and objective evidence of her professional achievements, alongside corporate documents establishing the U.S. petitioning company. Approval came about three weeks after USCIS received the filing.

CanadaTechnologyOct 15, 2026No RFEJason Parker Johnson

Jason Johnson helped a Canadian software entrepreneur secure an approved EB-2 NIW petition on a refiled case while continuing to run a cross-border business in the U.S. on E-1 treaty trader status. The strategy kept the Green Card petition cleanly separated from the company and tax structure, documenting that the U.S. entity and compensation plan were consistent with E-1 obligations.

IndiaTechnologyOct 13, 2026RFEFernanda Secco Hipskind

Fernanda Hipskind helped an Indian software engineering leader achieve an EB-1A approval after successfully responding to a Request for Evidence (RFE). The case rested on high remuneration, a critical role leading a 50-person team building large-scale generative AI cloud infrastructure for enterprise and government customers, and original contributions including a patented image-based search system cited by other inventors. Strong executive and independent expert letters helped show that the impact of the work extended well beyond a single employer.

IndiaHealthcare & Life SciencesOct 13, 2026RFEBruna Maciel Soledade

Bruna Soledade helped an Indian healthcare professional and published author achieve an EB-1A approval after successfully responding to a Request for Evidence (RFE). The petition built on scholarly articles in high-impact medical journals and a leading role on a major hospital system project and in nonprofit leadership, strengthened with additional evidence gathered in the months before filing. The approval clears the way to a Green Card for the beneficiary and their family.

GhanaOtherOct 10, 2026No RFEPaul Djurisic

Paul Djurisic helped a Ghanaian visitor on a B-2 visa achieve a Family Green Card through marriage to a U.S. citizen. Because B-2 entries can raise immigrant-intent and misrepresentation concerns, he mapped out a careful adjustment of status strategy, weighing a fiancé visa against marrying in the U.S. and advising the client to remain in the country throughout processing. The I-130 and Green Card package was approved.