A nurse with foreign credentials sought EB-2 advanced degree classification and national interest waiver for a proposed infection control and prevention business. The AAO found her qualified for EB-2 but held her endeavor lacked national importance under Dhanasar; general healthcare articles and claims of potential did not demonstrate concrete impact beyond limited clients.

A registered nurse sought EB-2 NIW to work and train nurses in Florida while pursuing a doctoral degree in nursing practice. The AAO dismissed the appeal because the petitioner failed to demonstrate that her work would have national importance beyond benefiting her individual patients and trainees.

A hemodialysis nurse sought EB-2 classification with a national interest waiver for her proposed mobile dialysis service company. The AAO affirmed denial, finding the endeavor showed substantial merit addressing kidney disease but lacked the national importance required under Dhanasar because it would not impact the field broadly or generate substantial economic effects beyond serving her own patients.

A nurse with advanced degree seeks EB-2 classification and national interest waiver to establish a home health care business. The AAO dismissed the appeal, agreeing the petitioner demonstrated substantial merit but failed to show national importance or broader field impact required under Dhanasar.