Do not assume an automatic answer from the word “withdrawn.” The actual history and current eligibility, admissibility and visa availability require assessment. Cancelling a booking and discontinuing a filing sound alike and leave very different traces. One ends a commercial relationship on the terms of a contract; the other leaves an agency holding whatever was submitted, along with its own record of what became of it.
Separate the old disposition from the new criteria
A withdrawal, a refusal and a document never filed describe different events. Identify the real event and respond truthfully to the current official questions instead of treating every discontinued plan as the same legal outcome. State the current conditions before reasoning about the old file at all.
This route leads to lawful permanent residence through EB-1 or EB-2 as appropriately determined, and eligibility, admissibility and visa availability each have to be satisfied on their own terms; the published payments accompany that process without replacing any part of it. Against that background, an earlier discontinued application matters for what it shows and for what was said about it, not as a verdict carried forward. Establish which event actually occurred, then answer the current questions about it accurately.
Where the record is genuinely unclear, saying so and describing the steps taken to resolve it is more defensible than choosing the version that reads better.