Question 1 of 8
60-second check · no resume
Eight questions. You get a first read before anyone asks for a resume.
Question 1 of 8
Preliminary read from your answers — not the full evaluation.
Educational tool, not legal advice. We do not predict USCIS outcomes.
Three steps. The first read needs no resume.
Same 10 criteria for every profession. How we score.
No resume and no account. About 60 seconds. You see which boxes look supported.
The answers map to the 10 criteria. You see what looks claimed, what was not asked, and what is still missing.
The paid report, and the full free evaluation, still need the file. The quick check does not.
A scoring tool for self-petitioners. Not a law firm. Open any card for the full page.
EB1AGenius. A small team. We score the file. We do not file petitions.
Read moreClaim versus proof on the ten criteria. A 70 planning cutoff. Final merits is a separate read. The overall number is the whole file, not the average of the bars.
Read moreSame two-step test officers use. Each score says why. Free first look. No legal upsell.
Read moreOpen the sample. It is the same report a customer gets. Scholarly articles already look strong. The report names what is still thin.
Each of the ten criteria gets a resume score and a score from the files you add. The paid report names which document supports which criterion, including a file that mentions a criterion you marked N/A.
Common USCIS and AAO challenge patterns, matched to this file. Planning only. Not a notice and not a prediction.
A 30-day list of what to collect next, plus Pro re-runs that name files you added or removed and why a score moved.
Fictional engineer. One criterion looks strong. The gaps are written out. Not a USCIS decision.
You must meet at least 3 of these 10 criteria and pass the final merits determination showing you are among the small percentage at the very top of your field.
Lesser nationally or internationally recognized prizes or awards for excellence in the field.
Membership in associations that require outstanding achievement of their members, judged by experts.
Published material about you in professional or major trade publications or other major media.
Evidence that you participated as a judge of the work of others, individually or on a panel.
Original scientific, scholarly, artistic, athletic, or business-related contributions of major significance.
Authorship of scholarly articles in professional or major trade publications or other major media.
Evidence that your work has been displayed at artistic exhibitions or showcases.
Performance of a leading or critical role in distinguished organizations.
Command of a high salary or other significantly high remuneration relative to others in the field.
Evidence of commercial successes in the performing arts.
Start free. Pay $49.99 for one scored report. Pro if you will re-run while you collect evidence.
Criteria scoring 70+ with supporting evidence count as met for planning. USCIS does not use this scale. How we score.
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One scored file before you talk to a lawyer
$49 before a consult. If the file is thin, you did not just spend $12,000 to hear that.
For people who will collect the missing letters and exhibits, not only read one report.
Planning tool, not legal advice. Talk to an immigration lawyer before you file. Questions: support@eb1agenius.com