Success Story: Precision Pays Off: EB1A Approved in 18 Days for Chinese Quantitative Software Expert
Client’s Testimonial:
“Thank you! I appreciate your help throughout this process.”
On June 6th, 2025, we received another EB1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) approval for a Quantitative Software Engineer in the Field of Computational Modeling (Approval Notice).
General Field: Computational Modeling
Position at the Time of Case Filing: Quantitative Software Engineer
Country of Origin: China
State of Residence at the Time of Filing: New Jersey
Approval Notice Date: June 6th, 2025
Processing Time: 18 days (Premium Processing Requested)
Case Summary:
We are excited to share the success story of a computational modeling expert whose EB1A petition was approved just 18 days after filing under premium processing. This outcome highlights the value of sustained research excellence in theoretical and applied modeling and the growing recognition of original contributions to materials science and complex systems design.
At the time of filing, the client was employed in a U.S.-based research position and had already developed an impactful portfolio focused on leveraging statistical mechanics and intelligent systems for designing advanced porous materials such as aerogels.
Pioneering Contributions in Computational Modeling and Complex Systems
The client’s work centers on advancing the frontiers of computational modeling for materials science and physical systems. In particular, his research integrates nonequilibrium statistical mechanics, machine learning algorithms, and physics-informed models to optimize and predict the properties of aerogels, complex porous materials used in thermal insulation, energy storage, and biomedical applications. His innovative contributions include:
- Constructing computer-aided platforms for intelligent aerogel design
- Simulating dynamic interactions in nonequilibrium systems
- Developing physics-based algorithms that enhance model accuracy in high-dimensional datasets
These innovations improve the efficiency and scalability of modeling techniques, enabling researchers and engineers to develop more effective and sustainable materials.
Research Impact and Global Recognition
NAILG supported the EB1A petition with robust documentation of the client’s achievements:
- 10 peer-reviewed journal articles, 2 conference abstracts, and 2 preprints
- 274 citations to date, reflecting his sustained scholarly influence in computational physics and intelligent systems
- Over 30 verified peer reviews completed for leading journals, evidencing his recognition as a trusted expert in evaluating frontier research
Independent Endorsements and International Support
To further strengthen the petition, NAILG submitted six letters of recommendation from established scholars and professionals in the field. These experts highlighted the client’s foundational role in shaping modern computational strategies for multiscale modeling and underscored his contributions to both theory and practical application.
“Thus, [Client’s] record of achievement to date underlines his indispensable contributions to the United States, establishing him as a pivotal figure in computational modeling.”
Extraordinary Ability and Future Contributions
In our legal strategy, NAILG demonstrated that the client satisfies multiple EB1A criteria, including original contributions of major significance, authorship of high-impact publications, and serving as a judge of the work of others. We also emphasized that his current role enables him to continue developing cutting-edge modeling tools that benefit industries critical to the U.S. economy, particularly clean energy, aerospace, and health technologies.
The petition was approved in just 18 days, reaffirming both the client’s extraordinary qualifications and the strength of the petition package crafted by NAILG. We are proud to have represented this outstanding computational modeling researcher and look forward to his continued innovations in complex systems design and intelligent materials engineering.

