EB-2 NIW for Colombians — Campos Law Firm
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Permanent residence without an employer sponsor.

The EB-2 National Interest Waiver lets professionals with an advanced degree or exceptional ability apply for a Green Card on their own, without a job offer or labor certification, if their work benefits the United States. We build your case from Colombia or within the U.S.

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Attorney Alejandra Campos Klein

Founder · Licensed in New Jersey only · Practice limited to federal immigration law

EB-2 NIW
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It is free and in your language. We will contact you shortly during business hours.

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CAMPOS PAYMENT PLAN

Clear fees, flexible payments

We know legal fees can be a burden. That is why, after your free consultation, we build a plan that fits your budget:

CLEAR

fees, explained in a written agreement before you hire us

FLEXIBLE

payment plans based on the type of case

FREE

your first legal consultation

Fees and payment terms depend on the type of case and are confirmed in a written fee agreement before you hire the firm. Not applicable to contingency-fee cases.

Services in this area

Eligibility review: advanced degree or exceptional ability

Proposed endeavor and national-importance strategy

Recommendation letters and supporting evidence

Immigrant petition (Form I-140)

Consular processing in Colombia (NVC)

Adjustment of status in the U.S. (Form I-485), when eligible

Green Cards for your spouse and children under 21

Requests for evidence (RFE) responses

How we help

1

We evaluate your degree, experience and achievements.

2

We define a proposed endeavor that serves the U.S. national interest.

3

We prepare and file your I-140 petition with solid evidence.

4

We guide you through the consular interview or adjustment of status.

EB-2 NIW services are provided at all Campos Law Firm offices and for clients in Colombia. U.S. immigration law is federal. The final decision belongs to USCIS or the U.S. consulate; we evaluate your case in your free consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Professionals with a master’s degree (or a bachelor’s plus five years of progressive experience), or people with exceptional ability in the sciences, arts or business, whose work has substantial merit and national importance.

No. The national interest waiver replaces the job offer and the labor certification, so you can file the petition yourself.

Yes. Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 can obtain their Green Cards as derivative beneficiaries.

It depends on USCIS processing times and on the visa bulletin for your category. We explain the current timeline in your consultation.

Your professional profile can open the door to a Green Card.

Find out if you qualify. Your first consultation is free.