Attorney Murthy Speaks on AILA Panel on EB1 and NIW
Posted Jun 14, 2000

Again this year, Attorney Murthy has been invited to speak to immigration lawyers in an advanced session at the Annual Conference of the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association. This year, the Annual Conference will be held in Chicago from June 14 through June 18, 2000.

Attorney Murthy will address complex questions and issues pertaining to filing and obtaining the Green Card without undergoing the labor certification process. Although the majority of candidates can qualify under the regular labor certification or the RIR processes discussed above in this issue of the MurthyBulletin, there are several categories of applicants who could qualify for the green card without undergoing the labor process. These include candidates for the Employment-Based First Preference (EB1) categories, either as Intra-company Executives or Managers, as Persons of Extraordinary Ability, or as Outstanding Professors and Researchers. Also exempt from labor certification are those in the Employment-Based Second Preference category – those of exceptional ability, generally holding at least one advanced degree, whose work is deemed in the national interest of the U.S. (NIW).

The Law Office of Sheela Murthy is proud to have an outstanding and dedicated staff of professionals who regularly participate in various national and regional seminars. This work advances the progress of U.S. immigration law, and educates immigration lawyers about options that help them to provide the very best service to their clients.