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Redacted O-1A and EB-1A petitions — see how a winning filing is structured, argued, and evidenced from the first page to the last.
Alexey Inkin — Extraordinary Ability Petition (Software Development)
Approved EB-1A petition for a software engineer — no PhD, no published papers. Shows how an industry practitioner proves the criteria with a Google Developer Expert title, IEEE Senior Membership, open-source adoption, and comparable evidence instead of academic citations.
ReadDr. Razvan Marinescu — Extraordinary Ability Petition (AI for Medicine)
Approved 133-page EB-1A petition for an MIT postdoctoral researcher in AI for medical imaging. Strong example of original contributions, scholarly articles, and critical-role framing.
ReadDr. Kirill Nikitin — Extraordinary Ability Petition (Data Privacy)
175-page EB-1A petition for a Columbia University postdoctoral researcher in data privacy and computer security. Shows how industry adoption (Facebook Messenger, iMessage) is framed as contributions of major significance.
ReadDr. John Doe — Extraordinary Ability Petition (Organometallic Chemistry)
Approved 35-page EB-1A petition adapted from two real approved petitions in chemistry. A concise, well-structured example that's especially readable for first-time drafters.
ReadIvan — O-1 Extraordinary Ability RFE Response
A real O-1 Request for Evidence response from Powell Immigration Law. Shows how to counter USCIS scrutiny on 'published material,' 'original contributions,' and other criteria — the exact objections you'll face in an RFE.
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