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13 decisions for “"China"”

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  1. DismissedNIW · Appeal2025-12-17
    Occupation not statedDEC172025_05B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    substantial merit. Finally, because the Petitioner has established two companies in China, through which he claims to have carried out many successful projects, he asserts that his experience…claim to be familiar with the work of the Petitioner's companies in China. In addition, his RFE response included an explanation of his past projects which

    Job creation or economic claims unsupportedArgued the field's importance, not the endeavor's
  2. DismissedNIW · Appeal2025-04-14
    Information technology (IT) professionalAPR142025_01B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    Iinfluenced the research of computer science teams in India, Saudi Arabia, Italy, and China, which "stand as a testament to the widespread impact of [ the Petitioner's] research…Petitioner's work in WSNs has been used by scholars in Pakistan, Ireland, China, the United States, India, and Malaysia. H-M- states the Petitioner's! Iand associated

    Inconsistencies in the recordLabor certification not shown to be impracticalNo interest from users, customers or investorsNo urgency shownDid not show the waiver outweighs labor certification+1 more
  3. DismissedNIW · Appeal2026-02-25
    Computer engineerFEB252026_03B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    Petitioner obtained a bachelor's degree in engineering from ........,,--------------r----' in China in 2020 and a master's degree in computer science from

    Proposed endeavor too vagueSupport letters generic or unsupportedNo broader implications shownDid not show the waiver outweighs labor certification
  4. DismissedNIW · Appeal2026-02-13
    Forecasting and data analysis researcherFEB132026_02B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    Petitioner indicated that his research was foundational in inspiring a research team from China'sl land thr- 1 He pointed to this team's article I published

    Citation record not persuasiveSupport letters generic or unsupportedNo interest from users, customers or investorsNo urgency shownPlan or projections not corroborated+2 more
  5. DismissedNIW · Appeal2026-01-29
    Information security specialistJAN292026_05B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    Petitioner earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical design and manufacturing in China in 2000. After relocating to Canada, the Petitioner earned a master's degree in engineering

    Support letters generic or unsupportedNo broader implications shownNo interest from users, customers or investors
  6. DismissedNIW · Appeal2026-01-07
    Researcher in artificial intelligenceJAN072026_02B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    after a course of study at an accredited institution of higher education in China are the single source equivalent to a United States bachelor's degree

    Citation record not persuasiveProposed endeavor too vagueFive years of progressive experience not documentedArgued the field's importance, not the endeavor'sSupport letters generic or unsupported+2 more
  7. DismissedNIW · Appeal2025-12-05
    Developer of complex data models in the industrial engineering fieldDEC052025_02B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    science degree in applied mathematics from a university in his home country of China. Later, in the United States, he obtained a master of science degree in operations

    Support letters generic or unsupportedNo broader implications shown
  8. RemandedNIW · Appeal2025-11-06
    Graduate student researcher in artificial intelligence (Al)NOV062025_01B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    completed a bachelor's degree program in computer science and technology au Iin China and soon after began his Ph.D. program in computer science

    Not eligible at the time of filingExceptional ability not establishedDid not show the waiver outweighs labor certification
  9. DismissedNIW · Appeal2025-08-26
    Entrepreneur and computer systems engineerAUG262025_01B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    STEM professionals, like him, will enable the United States to 5 [p6] counter "China's rapid technological strides." Finally, the Petitioner explains that because he will focus

    Claims not backed by documentsDegree not shown to be a U.S. advanced degree equivalentJob creation or economic claims unsupportedNot eligible at the time of filingProposed endeavor too vague+6 more
  10. DismissedNIW · Appeal2023-07-11
    Software quality assurance engineerJUL112023_06B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    Petitioner obtained a bachelor of engineering degree in automation from the University I .... ______. China in 2015. The Petitioner submitted a credential evaluation ~-------------~ which states that the degree

    Claims not backed by documentsJob creation or economic claims unsupportedFive years of progressive experience not documentedSupport letters generic or unsupported
  11. DismissedNIW · Appeal2023-07-06
    Machine learning researcherJUL062023_04B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    master of science from! !University and a bachelor of engineering fro !university (China); the Petitioner did not provide supporting evidence of these claims. 2 [p3] The record also

    Citation record not persuasiveSupport letters generic or unsupportedNo interest from users, customers or investorsPast record does not show influence or success
  12. MotionNIW · Motion to reopen & reconsider2023-03-22
    Computer science researcher and instructorMAR222023_05B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    which alerted the public the economic and technological dangers posed by China, suggesting that its plans for global domination could hinge on artificial intelligence. The Petitioner contends that

    Claims not backed by documentsEvidence submitted too lateNo broader implications shown
  13. DismissedNIW · Appeal2022-11-30
    Computer scientist and instructorNOV302022_01B5203
    Computing, AI & data

    former Attorney General William Barr commenting on the dangers ofAmerican companies operating in China. The Petitioner, however, did not submit the article; and therefore, we will not consider

    Benefits limited to an employer or its clientsEvidence submitted too lateNo broader implications shown