A physical therapist sought EB-2 NIW classification. The AAO withdrew the Director's misrepresentation finding and accepted substantial merit of the proposed work, but found the specific endeavor lacks national importance due to insufficient evidence of broader field impact or significant economic effects. Appeal dismissed.

An entrepreneur seeks NIW as EB-2 advanced degree professional to establish a company offering reputation, positioning, and brand-building consultancy to corporations. The AAO dismissed the appeal because the petitioner failed to show the endeavor has national importance, as it lacks broader implications extending beyond the company's clients to the relevant fields.

A software engineer and researcher sought an EB-2 national interest waiver to continue research on molecular materials for water treatment and clean energy storage. The AAO accepted the endeavor's merit and national importance but dismissed the appeal, finding he was not well positioned to advance it despite his doctorate and publications.

An individual of exceptional ability in occupational safety and business sought EB-2 classification and national interest waiver. The AAO dismissed the appeal because although the substantial merit was established, the petitioner failed to demonstrate that her proposed training and consulting business had national importance as required by the Dhanasar framework.