dismissedMAR102023_04B52032023-03-10 · appeal · Texas Service Center
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The Petitioner, a dentist, proposed an endeavor related to his profession, though the specifics were disputed as having been materially altered from the original petition.
Field: dentistry · Read the decision (uscis.gov)
EB-2 threshold — addressed
Director found Petitioner qualified as an advanced degree professional.
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Notable
Case dismissed as moot because the Petitioner adjusted status to lawful permanent resident as his spouse's derivative while the appeal was pending; AAO did not reach the merits of the national interest waiver dispute (which concerned whether the Petitioner materially altered his proposed endeavor).
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