niw-petition-narrative

Drafting an EB-2 NIW self-petition letter using the Dhanasar framework involves establishing national importance through a first-person narrative backed by verified sources. The process covers case setup, evidence enrichment, drafting, and consolidation into a ready-to-file package.

The best way to structure source citations for an NIW petition is to require every factual claim to be supported by an exhibit or a verified web source. This approach produces a source registry and identifies evidence gaps within the final petition package.

Yes, you can use government statistics to verify claims in your NIW petition letter. Evidence enrichment involves researching statistics from government sources like CDC, NIH, and BLS to ensure all factual claims within your self-petition are fully source-backed.

To consolidate evidence and draft a complete NIW petition package, you define the proposed endeavor, enrich evidence with verified sources, and draft a self-petition letter. This produces a single ready-to-file package with a source registry and evidence gaps.

Yes, an EB-2 NIW petition letter should be written in the first person. Using a first-person narrative allows the beneficiary to directly articulate their proposed endeavor and national importance under the Dhanasar three-prong framework.