Our client built a career spanning three decades in information technology, primarily within the banking sector. With a mathematics degree and experience ranging from core banking software development to senior technology leadership, he progressed to directing IT continuity management at a major bank. His responsibilities included disaster recovery, crisis management, and technology risk oversight. He sought to apply this experience through a US consulting firm serving small and medium-sized businesses, helping them maintain critical operations and recover from technology disruptions.
Our firm developed his EB-2 NIW petition around the connection between his record of implementation and the services outlined in his proposed consulting business. We highlighted his leadership in developing IT risk management frameworks, implementing service management processes, and overseeing a large-scale disaster recovery renovation project. Employer letters, professional certifications, and supporting expert statements documented his experience and contributions. Alongside this evidence, we presented his intended work plan to explain the proposed endeavor’s potential national importance and how his background positioned him to advance it.
USCIS approved his I-140 petition under the EB-2 National Interest Waiver category, marking an important milestone toward establishing his consulting practice in the United States. The case connected his experience managing complex banking technology systems with a plan to make that expertise available to smaller businesses. His documented work in continuity planning and disaster recovery provided a concrete foundation for the proposed services.
