Proposed Endeavor Statement Sample - IT / Cybersecurity (EB-2 NIW)
Updated: Author: Alina Kanametova
Sample proposed endeavor statement for an EB-2 NIW petition by an IT professional planning cybersecurity consulting for U.S. businesses - prong-one framing.
About this document
A proposed endeavor statement for an EB-2 NIW case in IT and cybersecurity. It describes planned consulting for U.S. companies on fault-tolerant IT, backup, geo-distributed redundancy, remote access, virtualization, labeling, and lower IT ownership costs, and ties that work to COVID-19, inflation, jobs, and U.S. economic growth. It also summarizes the applicant's background and prior projects on transit, water systems, and national product labeling.
Key points
- Plans IT consulting for U.S. companies on cybersecurity, backup systems, geo-distributed redundancy, remote access, and virtualization.
- Says these measures would reduce IT ownership costs and help companies host more services on less hardware.
- Argues the work would support remote work, limit COVID-19 spread, and protect business continuity from intruders and viruses.
- Claims lower business costs could make goods and services cheaper, slow inflation, and support U.S. jobs and growth.
- States the services would be available across the United States and not limited to one state or one company.
- Notes possible funding from company IT budgets and, for transport or infrastructure projects, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
- Mentions experience in large enterprise systems, disaster recovery, transit IT, water-system protection, and national product labeling.
- Says the labeling work helps identify counterfeit goods and track expiration dates, especially for food products.
What is inside
- Proposed Endeavor Statement
- Why the work matters
- Funding and geographic scope
- Relevant experience
- Prior projects and outcomes
- Conclusion
When it helps
This serves as the proposed endeavor narrative for an EB-2 NIW petition. It frames the work's claimed national importance, geographic scope, and the applicant's background and prior projects as supporting evidence.
Source: Community (anonymized). The material opens on the site. Reference material, not legal advice.
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