EB-2 NIW USCIS Appeal Review – Software Engineer – OCT162015_01B5203


Date of Decision: October 16, 2015
Service Center: Texas Service Center
Form Type: Form I-140
Case Type: EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW)
Field of Expertise: Information Technology


Petitioner Information

Profession: Software Engineer
Field: IT Development and Consulting
Nationality: Not specified


Summary of Decision

Initial Decision: Denied
Appeal Outcome: Dismissed


Evidentiary Criteria Analysis

Criteria Met:

No specific criteria were stated as met in the document.

Criteria Not Met:

No specific criteria were stated as not met in the document.


Key Points from the Decision

Proposed Endeavor:

The Petitioner sought to employ the Beneficiary as a software engineer within its IT development and consulting business.

Substantial Merit and National Importance:

The decision did not provide a detailed analysis of the substantial merit and national importance, as the appeal was withdrawn by the Petitioner before a final decision was issued.

Supporting Evidence:

The supporting evidence and analysis were rendered moot due to the withdrawal request. Consequently, specific pieces of evidence such as letters of intent, advisory letters, and business plans were not reviewed or cited in the decision.

Inconsistencies in Proposed Endeavor:

No inconsistencies were noted due to the appeal’s dismissal following the withdrawal request.


Supporting Documentation

No specific supporting documentation was discussed as the appeal was dismissed due to the withdrawal request.


Conclusion

Final Determination: The appeal was dismissed based on the Petitioner’s request to withdraw the petition.

Reasoning: Despite the regulations indicating that a petition may not be withdrawn once a decision is issued, the request to withdraw was received before the decision. This rendered the issues moot, and the appeal was dismissed accordingly.


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Izu Okafor
Izu Okafor

Izu Okafor is a filmmaker, project manager, and video editor with a rich background in the film industry. He has refined his craft under the mentorship of industry giants like AMAA VFx Winner Stephen Onaji Onche and AMVCA-winning producer Chris Odeh. Izu is one of 60 participants in the prestigious British Council Film Lab Africa Accelerator Program. His experience spans roles at Sixar Studio, Sozo Films, and Hanuluo Studios, with work on projects like "Wahala" and "Chiugo." He recently produced his debut feature, "Dinobi," which has garnered international festival recognition. Beyond filmmaking, Izu is dedicated to social entrepreneurship and youth empowerment, mentoring future leaders through Uncommon Me International.

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