Employer petitions for beneficiary seeking EB-2 NIW; beneficiary proposed to work as company president providing moving services to domestic violence victims. AAO affirmed dismissal of motion to reopen; proposed endeavor lacks national importance despite admirable purpose; benefits limited to customers, no broader field implications.

A dentist sought EB-2 NIW to operate a dental clinic with training programs. On motion to reopen, the AAO found she failed all three Dhanasar prongs: no national importance, not well positioned to advance the endeavor, and no net benefit to the United States from waiver.

Attorney sought EB-2 advanced degree or exceptional ability classification with NIW. Director denied motion to reconsider without establishing new legal analysis. AAO dismissed appeal holding director properly followed procedural requirements for motion denial.

Self-petitioner operating IT consulting cybersecurity company sought NIW under EB-2. AAO dismissed appeal, finding endeavor lacked national importance despite field importance; petitioner failed to show broader implications beyond immediate clients or level of economic impact meeting Dhanasar standard.