Lisa Scott

Dear "Immigration Client": I believe you are a client for whom we filed an Extraordinary Ability petition. In the last five years, we have had only two denials of EB-1 Extraordinary Ability cases. In one case, the client’s National Interest Waiver petition, filed concurrently with the Extraordinary Ability petition, was approved; this client’s employer subsequently filed an Outstanding Researcher petition on the client’s behalf. In the other case, upon denial of the Extraordinary Ability petition, the client retained our services for assistance in filing an Outstanding Researcher petition. We assisted him in preparing documents and letters for this petition but he did file this petition on his own. Our law firm adheres to its policy of informing all potential clients of the possibility of denial of EB-1 Extraordinary Ability cases. We always make sure to remind clients, before they retain us, that there can be no guarantee of approval. That said, our success rate in the approval of EB-1 Extraordinary Ability cases, as well as National Interest Waiver petitions, speaks to our commitment to excellence of service. Our firm is always receptive to constructive criticism. We take complaints from clients very seriously. We certainly regret that you feel your experience with our firm did not meet your expectations. We are happy to hear, however, that your case was ultimately approved.