Everything you need to know about evaluating your EB-1A profile and reviewing your petition.
EB-1A is a US immigration category for individuals with extraordinary ability in sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics. Unlike most employment-based green cards, it does not require a job offer or labor certification. You must demonstrate sustained national or international acclaim by meeting at least 3 of 10 regulatory criteria under 8 CFR 204.5(h)(3).
That's exactly what our Profile Evaluation answers. Many professionals underestimate their qualifications — or overestimate them. The evaluation scores your profile against the same framework USCIS adjudicators use and tells you where you stand, what's strong, what's weak, and what to do next.
Free tools typically offer a simple checklist — you check boxes and get a generic score. Emeritas analyzes your actual evidence narrative, verifies claims against public data, identifies specific RFE risks, provides document checklists per criterion, suggests specific evidence from your country and field, and delivers a downloadable report you can immediately start implementing.
No. Emeritas is an informational evaluation tool, not a law firm. No attorney-client relationship is created. You should consult a qualified immigration attorney before filing. Our reports are designed to help you make more informed decisions.
A comprehensive report including: overall score and assessment, per-criterion analysis, evidence assessment (what's strong, weak, and missing), document checklists, RFE preemption language, personalized evidence suggestions, a projected score with improvement roadmap, and your next steps.
About 15 minutes to fill out the form, plus 1-2 minutes for the evaluation to process. You can download your PDF report immediately.
Yes. On the last page before submission, you can optionally upload your CV. We cross-reference it against your responses to find qualifications you may have overlooked.
A low score doesn't mean you can't pursue EB-1A — it means you need to build your profile before filing. Your report includes a specific action plan with immediate next steps, evidence suggestions, and a projected score showing what you could reach with improvements.
An EB-1A petition is the formal application (Form I-140) submitted to USCIS. It includes a petition letter arguing your case, supporting exhibits, expert recommendation letters, and evidence for each criterion you claim.
An attorney reviewing your petition before filing charges $1,000-$3,000+. Our review identifies the same issues — RFE vulnerabilities, evidence gaps, weak arguments, exhibit problems — for $149. Think of it as a second opinion before you file.
A detailed audit covering: per-criterion assessment, exact RFE language USCIS would likely issue, missing evidence and documents to add, expert letter quality review, final merits narrative assessment, exhibit gap analysis, priority fixes ranked by impact, and a filing readiness assessment with estimated timeline.
Upload it as a text-based PDF. Scanned or image-based PDFs cannot be processed.
Because the report is generated and delivered immediately, refunds are generally not available after the evaluation is complete. If the service fails due to a technical error, contact us for a re-run or refund.
Yes — when 3 people apply together using a shared group code, everyone gets 20% off the Profile Evaluation.
Yes. All data is transmitted over encrypted connections (HTTPS). Payment is processed by Stripe — we never see your card details. Uploaded documents are processed in memory and not stored after the evaluation is complete.
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