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The proposed endeavor is the most critical part of an EB-2 NIW petition. This service provides an expert-level review to ensure your proposed endeavor clearly meets USCIS expectations and satisfies the Matter of Dhanasar requirements.
Our comprehensive evaluation identifies gaps in clarity, feasibility, and national impact while providing strategic recommendations to strengthen your positioning and argumentation.
Thorough analysis of your complete proposed endeavor statement
Evaluation based on your statement and CV against both Dhanasar prongs
Specific revision guidance to strengthen your petition
Language and presentation improvements for maximum impact
Fast delivery from document receipt to completed review
Per Session
You will receive a comprehensive expert-level review of your proposed endeavor statement, including detailed feedback on both Dhanasar prongs, specific areas for improvement, strategic recommendations for strengthening your positioning, and actionable revision guidance.
The review has a guaranteed 4 business-day turnaround from the time we receive your complete documents. This allows our expert team to thoroughly analyze your proposed endeavor and provide comprehensive, actionable feedback.
You need to submit three items: (1) Your proposed endeavor statement in Microsoft Word format (.doc/.docx), minimum 2 pages, (2) Your current updated CV, and (3) Documentary proof supporting claims made in your proposed endeavor statement.
This review is ideal when you have drafted your proposed endeavor statement (at least 2 pages) but before you file your EB-2 NIW petition. It helps identify and fix issues early, ensuring your petition has the strongest foundation possible before submission to USCIS.
Matter of Dhanasar established a three-prong framework for evaluating EB-2 NIW petitions: (1) The proposed endeavor has substantial merit and national importance, (2) The applicant is well-positioned to advance the endeavor, and (3) It would benefit the United States to waive the job offer requirement. This review focuses on prongs 1 and 2.
