Thanks for everyone.
It was approved on the 8th day after RD.
I submitted the following documents. Attorney prepared the cover letter.
1. 10 additional letters
a. 3 independent letters to support my contribution, one from German in
academia, one from US in academia, one from US in industry.
b. 3 independent letters from those who cited my paper to emphasize the
importance of their cited paper, one from Italy, one from Belgium and one
from Spain.
c. 3 letters from 3 companies to testify my inventions have been
commercialized in their companies. Not patents, just products designed by
myself.
d. 1 letter from a chief editor to testify my review work and states the
reviewer selection criteria.
2. 3 IEEE most accessed paper to support totality
a. one journal paper is top 1 accessed in the journal where it is
published.
b. one journal paper is 85th top accessed paper in all IEEE documents.
c. one conference paper is 5th top accessed paper in the conference
proceedings where it is published.
TIPS: the ranking changes every month, so I suggest check all your papers regularly, and save the ranking for future use if your paper is listed. Most propabaly, your paper will be listed in the most top accessed in the first several months after it is published. Then, you can compare your ranking with the total number of articles ever published in that journal, to claim 1% top percentage.
3. 13 additional reviews
4. updated citation, 400+ in total, 200+ independent from google scholar. Compare my citation rate with those data in chronicle.com and Times Higher Education, in my area. My citation is much higher than those data to support totality. Also provide the citation map.
5. web pages from worldcat.org, to show that my 2 books have been held in 70+ libraries worldwide.
6. Found three US universities, whose website list the books published by their EE department faculties. Comapre my number of books to their number of book per faculty. My figure is between 2-4 times of the figure for those 3 universities to support the totality.
7. Accepted notice of a journal paper. It was used as evidence in the initial I-140, but not accepted at that time.
8. HR's letter from current employer to testify my employment.
