Mampi Ghosh is submitting an affidavit in support of an I-140 immigrant petition for an alien worker under the EB-1 extraordinary ability category as a broadcast journalist/media personality. The affidavit outlines Ghosh's extensive experience and accomplishments as a radio and television presenter in Nepal over the past 8 years, including hosting popular shows and receiving several national awards. It also details Ghosh's membership and work with reputable organizations like the United Nations Population Fund.

1. March 15, 2011
USCIS Texas Service Center
Attn: I-140
4141 St. Augustine
Dallas, TX 75227
Affidavit of Mampi GHOSH, in Support of I-140, Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, First
Employment Preference (EB-1), Alien with Extraordinary Ability as a Broadcast
Journalist/Media Personality
Petitioner/Beneficiary: GHOSH, Mampi
Dear Adjudicating Officer,
I make this Affidavit under penalty of perjury that all the information and facts I have provided
here are true and correct to the best of my knowledge in support of my Petition for Form I-140,
Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker, First Employment Preference (EB-1), Alien with
Extraordinary Ability as a Broadcast Journalist/Media Personality.
1. Introduction:
My name is Mampi GHOSH. I am native and citizen of Nepal. I was born on August 15,
1983. I am a broadcast journalist/media personality known in Nepal and the South Asian
community such as India, Pakistan, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan. I
performed for Nepalese communities in Washington D.C., Virginia, California, New
York and Maryland and other countries. I have broadcasted more than two hundred
(200) television shows and stage programs. I have been in media for more than eight (8)
years.
I started my career in media as an anchor for Hits FM 91.2, the most popular FM station
in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal in 2003. I presented the following programs in Nepali:
“Cool Times,” “Dhoom Dhamaka,” “Chaat Buster,” “Patra Lahar,” “High Voltage.” Hits
FM 91.2 was established in 1996 and it is on air twenty-four (24) hours every day. I also
worked as a radio jockey at Radio Nepal where I presented programs like “Fool Times,”
“Nishana Achuik,” “Gharsangi” and “Bollywood Express.” Radio Nepal is on air
eighteen (18) hours daily, which includes over three (3) hours of regional broadcasts. I
hosted programs for Nepal FM. I was honored as the most popular presenter for “Timro
Sur Mero Geet,” Nepal Television (“NTV”) in 2004. NTV is headquartered in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia and a full member of the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union.

2. I became a producer and presenter of Nepal’s most popular and entertaining television
show, “The Pawankali Show” for Kantipur Television in 2006. My persona, Pawankali,
is also known as the new voice of the masses in Nepal. The half-an-hour television
program airs every Saturday at 7:30 pm. The show had an avant garde format. I
portrayed a village girl wearing traditional garb interviewing prominent personalities
from prime ministers, politicians, bureaucrats, beauty queens to singers and artists.
People related to my character so much because I had the audacity to ask the important
questions and whatever was in everyone’s mind. Kantipur Television is a television
station beaming 24/7 to more than a hundred countries across the Pacific, the Indian
subcontinent and North America.
2. National and International Level Awards, Appreciation, and Recognition as a
Broadcast Journalist/Media Personality:
I have received following National Level Awards: -
1. “Award of Excellence-2008”- Outstanding Professional Excellence and
Incredible Contribution to Nepali Media Industry, 2008: Nepali Media. This
award is a prestigious national award given to a media practitioner who has
extraordinary and comprehensive contribution to the industry. Awardees are chosen
by a panel of experts from various media houses including Sagarmatha Television,
BFBS Television, Kantipur Television Network, Nepal Television in cooperation
with Nepal Media. A certificate and a sum of 100,000.00 Nepalese Rupees were
given with the award. I was nominated due to my performance popularity as
‘Pawankali’ and my major contribution to media awareness.
2. “Best TV Programme Presenter Award-2009,” in honor of Excellent
Performance in the Popular TV Show ‘Pawankali’, 2009.
3. “National Citizen Honor-2008,” from Civil Forum Nepal. I received this
“National Citizen Honor-2008,” for my contribution to Nepali Art, culture and Nepali
Artist from Civil Forum Nepal. Civil Forum Nepal (CFN), a non-government
organization, was established to produce and conduct different programmes for the
well being of all Nepalese people. It also aims at bringing out different publications
and organized various national and international cultural shows. G. P. Dhungel is the
founder chairman of this organization. Rastra Kabi (Nation Poet) Madhav Prasad
Ghimirey, Janakavikeshari Dharmaraj Thapa,Hon. Modnath Prashrit,Hon. Ananda
Pd. Dhungana,Hon. C.P. Mainali, Hon. Deepak Bohara,Hon. Prof. Dr. Upendra
Devkota,Hon. Keshav Thapa,Hon. Major Deepak Bdr. Gurung, Prof. Dr. Jayaraj
Acharya,Hemraj Gyawali, Phatteman Rajbhandari, NRN. Narayan Shrestha,Tulsi
Ghimirey,Dr. Bhola Rijal, Manjul Nepal,Madankrishna Shrestha,Haribansha
Acharya,Rtn. Senon Dorjee Lama (PHF),Er. I. R. Tamang are among the advisors of
this organization. (for further information, please check www.
http://civilforumnepal.org.np)
4. “Honor-,” from Rastriya Sarokar Abhiyan Nepal (National Concern Campaign
Nepal), Anamnagar, Kathmandu. This Honor from National Concern Campaign

3. Nepal was awarded to me for my 8 years long excellent contribution in Radio Nepal,
various FM Radio Stations and my most popular television show “Pawabkali.”
5. “Honor- for Outstanding Contribution to Media 2006,” from Civil Voice for
Peace & Development. I was honored by this organization for my excellent work in
Nepali media. This honor was given to me by Hon. Amik Sherchan, Vice-prime
Minister and Health and Population Minister (Chief Guest), Hon. Ramesh Lekhak,
Minister of Labor and Transportation (Special Guest) and Mr. Ramchandra Pokhrel,
President of Civil Voive for Peace & Development.
6. “Cultural Honor-2007,” by Society of Nepal Film Director. I was awarded by the
Cultural Honor from the Society of Nepali Film Director for my work as an anchor
and program producer at the Kantipur Nepal Television and my contribution
7. “Harati Gelicitation-2005,” by Harati Cultural Group. Harati Cultural group is
one of the most prestigious and oldest Cultural groups in Nepal. This organization
works for development and promotion of Nepali culture, music, and heritage. This
Organization also organizes Annual Facilitation Programs to honor most excellent
and extraordinary Nepali artists, journalist, writers for their significant contribution to
Nepali arts and culture. Such Felicitation as chosen by a penel of judges from the
Nepali artists, intellectuals and most senior and reputable persons from the Nepali
society.
I have received following National and International Level Appreciation and
Recognition:
1. “Represented Nepal in the United Nations 54th
Session of the Commission on the
Status of Women and Beijing Review” in New York from March 1-12, 2010. I was
tasked to advocate for the advancement of the status of women in Nepal, particularly
for the excluded and marginalized women and girls by the UNFPA Nepal Country
Office.
2. “The Certificate of Appreciation,” from Donguk University, South Korea; September
22, 2010
3. “Certificate of Appreciation,” for Outstanding Support in a Cultural Event, Namaste-
America, Baltimore, Maryland; July 11, 2010;
4. “Certificate of Completion,” for Visual Storytelling: Best Journalistic Practices,
International Association of Women in Radio and Television, University of
Oklahoma, Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Norman,
Oklahoma; January 11-14, 2008;
5. “Certificate of Appreciation,” School Net-Japan and Himalayan White House
International College, Kathmandu, Nepal; January 22-27, 2006;
6. “Certificate of Appreciation,” Jury Member, Little Kids Mega Talent Contest;
Pokhara, Nepal, 2008;

4. 7. “Certificate of Appreciation,” HIV/AIDS Short Film Competition, USAID, Nepal,
Kathmandu, Nepal, 2008
3. Membership in Associations: -
1. “General Member” of Federation of Nepali Journalists- Federation of Nepali
Journalists has over five thousand (5,000) active members involved in journalism in
Nepal. They belong to a myriad of modern media fields. The half-a-century old
organization of professional media practitioners in Nepal is a staunch advocate of
peace, democracy, press freedom and human rights. It is headquartered in Kathmandu
and it is a member of the International Federation of Journalists. I have been a general
member of the association since 2003. I have been nominated by the current Executive
Committee for Ethics and Code of Conduct Committee permanent membership due to
my outstanding contributions to Nepali media and in recognition of the Media
Excellence Award I received in 2008. I was also nominated as Council Member by
the Central Working Committee of the association. Council Members can take part in
the annual national assembly and elect members of the Executive Committee.
2. “National Delegation Representative,” United Nations Population Fund
(“UNFPA”), Nepal Country Office, Commission on the Status of Women- I
represented the Nepal in the 54th
Session of the Commission on the Status of Women
and Beijing Review held in New York, March 1-12, 2010. UNFPA, the United
Nations Population Fund, is an international development agency that promotes the
right of every woman, man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunity.
UNFPA supports countries in using population data for policies and programs to
reduce poverty and to ensure that every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe, every
young person is free of HIV, and every girl and woman is treated with dignity and
respect.
3. “Youth Leader”, Asia Pacific Leadership Forum (“APLF”) on HIV/AIDS and
Development –APLF is a regional initiative established in partnership with UNAIDS
in 2005. Its main objective is to advocate for strengthened leadership for action on
HIV/AIDS in all sectors and at all levels. I am an active youth leader of the APLF. I
was selected due to my strong influence transcends age groups and socio-economic
backgrounds. The forum saw my popularity as “Pawankali,” the character I portray on
the famous television program, an opportunity to utilize media as an instrument for
awareness and education.
4. “General Member” of Television Art Workers’ Forum of Nepal (“TAFON”) –I
have been a member of the organization since 2008.
5. Executive Member” of International Artists Forum, United States of America-
4. As a Judge of the Work of Others

5. Judge, ‘Young TV Journalists’ Award 2009, May 3rd, 2009: -
With nearly 5000 dynamic members practicing journalism across the length and
breadth of Nepal, Federation of Nepali Journalists (“FNJ”) represents the entire media
fraternity of the nation. They belong to every sphere of the modern media. The
inception of providing professional leadership to Nepalese media persons was
initiated in March 29, 1956 through the establishment of Nepal Journalists
Association (NJA) which gave opportunity to the journalists of Nepal to be organized
under one umbrella. The Association was established by noted journalist cum
freedom fighter Krishna Prasad Bhattarai, who later became the Prime Minister of
Nepal after the restoration of democracy in 1990. 35 journalists participated and
competed with their best documentary to qualify for this award. I was one of the two
judges during the event held during International Press Day.
Chief Judge, Annual Nepali Songs, Music, Dance and Acting Competition,
organized by Best Music and Arts Academy, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Judge, Xavier National Level Drama Competition,” December 24, 2004,
organized by Xavier International College, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Jury Member, Little Kids Mega Talent Contest-2064 (2007), Pokhara, Nepal.
5. Published Materials about Me: -
1. “Pawankali Gets Bold and Trendy,” published on The Kathmandu Post, August 23,
2008;
2. “Didn’t value much to boys,” an interview with Mampi Ghosh (Pawankali) on
Lovetalk, published on Kantipur (Abroad Weekly-Qatar Edition), December 17,
2009.
3. “I wish Nepal will be like Amerika,” an interview with Mampi Ghosh, published on
Everest Times New York on Agugust 15-30, 2010;
4. “when Pawankali reached to Baglung,” a news article about Mampi Ghosh, published
on Weekly, August 7, 2009.
5. “Mampi Ghosh (Program Presenter, Kantipur Television,” published on Cover Page
of Sarbottam Nari (The Best Women) published in October 2007;
6. “Mampi Ghosh,” an Interview published on Sarbottam Nari (The Best Women) in
October 2007.
7. “Mampi’s New avatar as Pawankali,”
8. “I will marry to Leonardo, if Rajesh or Salman not Agreed,” A feature article about
Mampi Ghosh on Love and Life by Rishi dhamala, published on Bimarcha weekly,
August 15, 2008.
9. “I love Rajesh Hamal,” Interview with Mampi Ghosh, published on Drishti weekly,
March 13m 2007.
10. “It looks like Rajesh Hamal will not marry to Pawankali,” an interview with Mampi
Ghosh by samjhana Wan, Published on Margadarshan, Monthly Magazine in January
2008.
11. “Don’t you think I am beautiful: VJ Mampi Ghosh (Pawankali) in Ilam,” published
picture on the Kantipur National Daily’s Friday edition, December 11, 2009, also
available on www.ekantipur.com .
12. “Bengali Beauty Nepal’s New Vox Populi,” by sudeshana Sarkar, Indo-Asia News
Service, Monday, March 26, 2007, published on www.indi-forums.com .

6. 13. “As life is Journey and we cannot stop at a point, I believe that success is infinitely
long series of Achievements,” Interview of Mampi Ghosh published on
www.Bagaicha.com .
14. “Mampi ‘Pawankali’ Ghosh,” interview of Mampi Ghosh published on
www.fursad.com on October 05, 2008.
15. “A Star Turn,” a news article published about Mampi Ghosh and her television show
“Pawankali,” published on www.nepalitimes.com.np on March 02, 2007.
16. “Perfect Reasons for me to quit School,” an interview with Mampi Ghosh, published
on Today’s Youth Asia,” in May 2008 (www. http://todaysyouthasia.com).
17. “Women To Watch 2010,” published on the Cover Page of Voice of Women
(“VOW”), January 2010;
6. Performance in Critical or Leading Role for organizations or establishments
having a distinguished reputation: -
1. “National Delegation Representative,” United Nations Population Fund, Nepal
Country Office, Commission on the Status of Women- I represented the Nepal in
the 54th
Session of the Commission on the Status of Women and Beijing Review held
in New York, March 1-12, 2010. I was given the honor of working in this program
because of my popularity and my considerable women’s rights advocacy effort. United
Nations Population Fund (“UNFPA”) is an international development agency that
promotes the right of every woman, man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal
opportunity. UNFPA supports countries in using population data for policies and
programs to reduce poverty and to ensure that every pregnancy is wanted, every birth
is safe, every young person is free of HIV, and every girl and woman is treated with
dignity and respect. The importance of gender equality and women's empowerment to
development progress is underscored by the fact that this was selected as one of the
eight Millennium Development Goals. Beyond being a goal in itself, gender equality is
also a driver for all the MDGs, and is intimately linked and specifically connected to
goals to improve maternal and newborn health and reduce the spread of HIV.
UNFPA's gender framework incorporates four strategic linkages that address critical
factors underlying inequalities and rights violations: girls' education, women's
economic empowerment, women's political participation and the balancing of
reproductive and productive roles.
2. “Youth Leader,” of Asia Pacific Leadership Forum on HIV/AIDS and
Development: - Asia Pacific Leadership Forum (“APLF”) is a movement established
in tandem with UNAIDS in 2005. It advocates for strengthened leadership for action
on HIV/AIDS in all sectors and all levels of society. It also identifies new
opportunities to engage other leadership that has not been involved in responding to
the AIDS epidemic. The strategy of the APLF is to leverage leadership within
countries, while also undertaking regional activities to complement the country-level
work. I was nominated and recognized by this forum due to my reputation as a
broadcast journalist and my reproductive health advocacy in January 2010. My

7. influence as a youth leader transcends age groups and socio-economic backgrounds.
The forum saw my popularity as an opportunity to utilize media as an instrument for
awareness and education.
3. “Program Producer and Presenter,” Pawankali Show, Kantipur Television
Network: “Letter of Appreciation” from Kailash Sirohiya, Chairman and Managing
Director, Kantipur Television Network; “Joint Commendation” from Colleagues,
Poonam Poudel, journalist; Prabha Amatya, journalist; Mridula Khanal, journalist;
Suraj Singh Thakuri, journalist; Sareeta Gyawali, journalist; Bijaya Poudel, journalist;
- I proposed and implemented innovations in the media industry. The ‘Pawankali’
show was a new format. In the show, I portrayed a village girl wearing traditional garb
interviewing public figures with diverse backgrounds. People related to the character
so much because I had the audacity to ask the important questions and whatever was in
everyone’s mind. Further, I was successful in motivation newspersons and personnel
which resulted in significant increase in productivity, profitability and circulation of
the network. I essentially contributed to the stability of the network’s news media
venture.
7. High Salary or remuneration: -
I have commanded a high salary or other significantly high remuneration for services, in
relation to others in the field of broadcast journalism. Please review following
documents:
 “To Whom It May Concern,” Letter from my Chartered Accountant Mr. Shrish
Chandra Lal, CEO of S.C. Lal Associates, Kathmandu, Nepal, dated August 23,
2010;
 My Annual Audit report of 2009-2010 from S.C. Lal Associates, Chartered
Accountants;
 “To Whom It May Concern,” letter from P K Pradhan, Dy. General Manager of
Everest Bank Limited (A Joint –Venture with Punjab National Bank, India),
Kathmandu, Nepal, dated September 17, 2010;
 Copy of Agreement with Everest Bank Limited, Kathmandu, Nepal, dated December
08, 2010.
8. Commercial Success in the Field of Mass Communication and Broadcast
Journalism: -
My program, The Pawankali Show, became the most watched show in Nepal. I have
presented and broadcasted more than two hundred (200) television shows and stage
programs. Due to such popularity, I became a celebrity. I have achieved commercial
success in my field of mass communication and broadcast journalism. Please review
following news articles, letters and recommendations: -
1. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Mr. Rajendra K. Khetan,
Honorable Member of Constitutional Assembly and Legislative Parliament of Nepal,

8. Honorary Consul of Portugal, President of Socio Economic Young Entrepreneurs’
Council and Nepal Britain Chamber of Commerce dated February 9, 2011;
2. “Letter Recommendation for Ms. Mampi Ghosh,” from Mr. Prem Raja Mahat,
Honorary Consul of Nepal to United States of America (Maryland and Pennsylvania)
dated December 17, 2010;
3. Recommendation Letter from Mr. Dharma Adhikari, Journalist, Teacher, Georgia
Southern University, 2006 Winner of prestigious South Asian Journalism Award for
“Outstanding Editorial/Op-Ed/Commentary” for his article, “The Reversal of
Democracy in Nepal,” and author of A Compassionate Journalist, a biography of
Bharat Dutta Koirala, Father of Nepali Development Journalism and winner of 2002
Magsaysay Award, known more popularly as the Nobel Prize of Asia;
4. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Mr. Sree Sreenivasan,
Dean of Student Affairs and Digital Media Professor, Columbia Journalism School
dated November 10, 2011;
5. “Letter of Appreciation,” from Mr. Ghamaraj Luitel, Station Manager of Radio 102.4
and Chief Producer of Radio Sagarmatha;
6. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Ms. Kamala Sarup,
Director, Editor-in-Chief of PeaceJournalism.com dated September 4, 2010. Ms.
Sarup focuses on issues related to peace, women, terrorism, democracy and
development. She has published works on empowering women in South Asia and the
prevention of trafficking in women, as well as two story collections. Ms. Sarup is also
active in programs to aid women's development in Nepal;
7. “About Mampi,” Letter Recommendation from P. Kharel, Chairman of Nepal Press
Institute and professor at the Central Department of Journalism and Mass
Communications, Tribhuvan University, Nepal dated September 12, 2010;
8. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Dharbendra Jha,
President of Federation of Nepali Journalists and elected member of the Executive
Committee of International Federation of Journalists dated December 27, 2010;
9. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter dated March 7, 2011 from
Ram Prasad Khanal, Recipient of “Man of the Year Award for Nepal” in 2004,
American Biographical Institute and President of International Artists’ Forum;
10. “To Whom It May Concern, “ Letter Recommendation from Mr. Rajendra Sharma,
Deputy Executive Director of Radio Nepal, the national public radio station of Nepal
dated October 23, 2007;
11. “To Whom It May Concern,” letter from Mr. Ravi Shrestha, Managing Director, Tri-
Star Entertainment dated September 14, 2010;
12. “To Whom It May Concern,” letter from Mr. Neeraz Koirala, Director of Green
Productions dated December 19, 2005;
13. “To Whom It May Concern, “ letter certification from Mr. Deependra Khaniya,
Managing Director of Radio Audio, Nepal;
14. “To Whom It May Concern,” letter from Ram Kharel, Chief Executive Officer and
Producer of Sagarmatha Television dated December 21, 2010.

9. 9. International/National Acclaim: -
a. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Mr. Rajendra K.
Khetan, Honorable Member of Constitutional Assembly and Legislative
Parliament of Nepal, Honorary Consul of Portugal, President of Socio Economic
Young Entrepreneurs’ Council and Nepal Britain Chamber of Commerce dated
February 9, 2011;
b. “Letter Recommendation for Ms. Mampi Ghosh,” from Mr. Prem Raja Mahat,
Honorary Consul of Nepal to United States of America (Maryland and
Pennsylvania) dated December 17, 2010;
c. Recommendation Letter from Mr. Dharma Adhikari, Journalist, Teacher, Georgia
Southern University, 2006 Winner of prestigious South Asian Journalism Award
for “Outstanding Editorial/Op-Ed/Commentary” for his article, “The Reversal of
Democracy in Nepal,” and author of A Compassionate Journalist, a biography of
Bharat Dutta Koirala, Father of Nepali Development Journalism and winner of
2002 Magsaysay Award, known more popularly as the Nobel Prize of Asia dated;
d. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Mr. Sree
Sreenivasan, Dean of Student Affairs and Digital Media Professor, Columbia
Journalism School dated November 10, 2011;
e. “Letter of Appreciation,” from Mr. Ghamaraj Luitel, Station Manager of Radio
102.4 and Chief Producer of Radio Sagarmatha;
f. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Ms. Kamala Sarup,
Director, Editor-in-Chief of PeaceJournalism.com dated September 4, 2010. Ms.
Sarup focuses on issues related to peace, women, terrorism, democracy and
development. She has published works on empowering women in South Asia and
the prevention of trafficking in women, as well as two story collections. Ms.
Sarup is also active in programs to aid women's development in Nepal;
g. “About Mampi,” Letter Recommendation from P. Kharel, Chairman of Nepal
Press Institute and professor at the Central Department of Journalism and Mass
Communications, Tribhuvan University, Nepal dated September 12, 2010;
h. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter from Dharbendra Jha,
President of Federation of Nepali Journalists and elected member of the Executive
Committee of International Federation of Journalists dated December 27, 2010;
i. “To Whom It May Concern,” Recommendation Letter dated March 7, 2011 from
Ram Prasad Khanal, Recipient of “Man of the Year Award for Nepal” in 2004,
American Biographical Institute and President of International Artists’ Forum;
j. “Recommendation,” from Mr. Govinda Giri Prerana, Senior Vice President of
Global Federation of Nepali Literature dated January 5, 2010;
k. “Recommendation,” from Mr. Damaru Prasad Bhandari, Journalist, Editor of
Reporters Nepal, Executive Member of Reporters Club Nepal.
l. “To Whom It May Concern,” letter from Sundar Gurung, Convener, 28th
ANA
Convention, Boston, Association of Nepalis in the Americas (ANA), dated March
13, 2011.
m. “To Whom It May Concern,” letter from Aunradha Koirala-Chairperson, Maiti
Nepal, dated March 15, 2011.

10. Intent to Continue Work as a Journalist in the United States:
I have identified a specific target audience for my future endeavor in the United States. The
Nepali communities are in need of a comprehensive media project here in the US. I have put
together a talented team of media practitioners and management executives who will be
reporting from Washington, D.C., New York, Texas and California. I plan to produce the media
project in the US. A feasible business plan is in place with the commensurate financial
sustainability figures. See Proposed Future Plan.
I have every expectation that if thoroughly reviewed my outstanding contributions in the
media/mass communication industry as a broadcast journalist will show that I am capable of
providing significant contributions and continuity to the media/mass communication industry of
the United States of America.
As explained above, my nationally and internationally recognized outstanding performance,
unparalleled talent and success as a broadcast journalist in Nepal made me a person on the very
top of my field of endeavor. Thus, I believe that I possess that level of expertise in the Nepalese
media/mass communication industry as a broadcast journalist which indicates that I am that
individual who risen from the bottom to the very peak of my specified field.
Furthermore, I believe that my constant involvement in this area will substantially benefit the US
and the people living in this multicultural society that values diversity as global issues and
current affairs become a more important part of our lives.
If necessary, I am more than happy to submit additional documents and evidence to support my
application.
For this petition, I want to be represented by Dilli Raj Bhatta, Esq. and The Bhatta Law Firm,
P.C.,
Based on above facts and supporting evidentiary documents, I kindly request you to approve my
I-140, Immigrant Petition for Alien, First Employment Based Preference (EB-1), Alien with
Extra-ordinary Ability.
Sincerely,
…………………………
Mampi GHOSH
24-46 83rd Street
East Elmhurst, NY 11370
March 15, 2011