 Attorney Brian Jiang ProfileAttorney Brian Jiang, a native of Beijing and holder of a Juris Doctor degree, is admitted to practice before U.S. federal courts and holds active bar licenses in California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.He was admitted to the Foreign Languages Department of Beijing Normal University in 1977, relocated to the United States in 1980, and earned his Juris Doctor in 1987. With over 30 years of immigration practice, Attorney Jiang has secured green cards for thousands of immigrant applicants and resolved hundreds of complex visa cases. He has been featured by numerous mainstream media outlets, including CCTV International Channel, North America’s World Journal, Sing Tao Daily, San Francisco Times, and Los Angeles Chinese News Network. Attorney Brian Jiang pioneered the Success-First Payment Model for U.S. Exceptional Ability Immigrant (EB-1) petitions across both China and the United States: clients only pay legal fees after USCIS approves their application, eliminating financial risks and concerns for petitioners. 2026 EB-1A Application LandscapeThe 2026 EB-1A Exceptional Ability Immigrant category is no longer governed by the lenient standards of the past, where satisfying three eligibility criteria nearly guaranteed approval. Today, applicants face lower approval rates, stricter adjudications, a surge in Requests for Evidence (RFEs), and AI-powered case reviews—every factor heightens the stakes of an applicant’s choices. For Chinese petitioners navigating this complex regulatory landscape, retaining a seasoned, knowledgeable, and trustworthy immigration attorney is far more critical than merely compiling documentation to meet basic eligibility benchmarks. This strategic choice not only cuts down costly delays but directly determines whether your petition will be approved. Drawing on three decades of unwavering expertise, Attorney Brian Jiang adheres to his core principle: “We make no empty promises of approval, but we perfect every single petition submission.” His track record of successful cases has earned him a reputation as a trusted anchor for Chinese EB-1A applicants. If you are planning your 2026 EB-1A petition, schedule an open, comprehensive consultation with the Law Offices of Brian Jiang by sharing your professional resume. Our specialized legal expertise will guide you every step of the way on your journey to a U.S. green card—your path to permanent residency deserves the highest standard of legal representation. Practice Specialties of the Law Offices of Brian JiangOur firm focuses exclusively on the following immigration legal services: 1.EB-1A Exceptional Ability Immigrant Petitions for executives, technical specialists, engineers, academics, inventors, physicians, artists, entrepreneurs and other professionals across all industries. 2.L-1 Intracompany Transferee Visas, EB-1C Multinational Manager Immigrant Petitions, and EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW) applications. 3.Immigration Court Defense, Federal Appeals, and proceedings before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). 4.Resolution of all complex, high-risk immigration matters and denied petitions. 5.Los Angeles port-of-entry compliance support services. With over 30 years of immigration law experience, Attorney Jiang maintains deep familiarity with all appellate avenues and has developed profound expertise in resolving the most challenging denied immigration cases. Countless petitions have been successfully reinstated through formal appeals under his representation. EB-1A denial rates have risen sharply in recent years. Many applicants whose petitions were rejected by USCIS have transferred their cases to Attorney Jiang, ultimately securing approval following rulings from the U.S. Federal Appellate Courts.
2026-07-15
Core conclusion: For applicants born in mainland China, the EB‑2 green card process – from initiation to final issuance – takes approximately 7 to 11 years under the most favorable conditions, whet...
2026-07-10
Core Conclusion First: The widely circulated claim that "ordinary people can also apply for EB-1A" is essentially marketing hype from immigration agencies, and it does not reflect the real review l...
2026-07-09
During the current administration, regulatory rules for U.S. immigrant and non-immigrant visas have continued to tighten across the board. Following a series of policy updates including revamped H-...
2026-06-27
EB1A Outstanding Talent Immigration is the first-priority category of U.S. employment-based immigration. Featuring exemption from employer sponsorship, PERM labor certification, and self-petition e...
2026-06-25
According to official USCIS data for Q1 of the 2026 fiscal year, EB1A approval rate dropped to 47.45% and NIW approval rate fell to 42.61%, with both mainstream talent immigration categories dipp...
2026-06-24
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has officially released the official I-140 employment-based immigration adjudication data for the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2026 (October–Decemb...
2026-06-21
According to the latest Q1 fiscal year 2026 immigration adjudication data released by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) (statistical period: October–December 2025), the overall ...
2026-06-18
The U.S. Department of State has officially released the July 2026 Visa Bulletin, announcing the latest monthly priority date schedule for U.S. immigration. The overall immigration landscape presen...
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