dismissedFEB252025_03B52032025-02-25 · appeal · Texas Service Center
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The Petitioner sought EB-2 classification as a researcher with a national interest waiver; the specific endeavor was not described in this brief mootness decision.
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The appeal was dismissed as moot because the Petitioner had already been granted permanent residence through a separately approved petition; the AAO did not reach the merits of the national interest waiver denial by the Director, which had found none of the three Dhanasar prongs satisfied.
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