Most "EB1A calculators" are yes/no eligibility screens. These six tools go deeper: they map your actual evidence — citations, salary percentile, publication venues, awards — against the exact USCIS criteria officers use, then tell you what's weak and how to fix the narrative before you file. Built specifically for self-petitioners who can't afford a $15K attorney but need to understand their case well enough to write it themselves.
I built this after watching a pattern repeat itself: brilliant researchers and engineers spending $10,000–$15,000 on attorneys who handed them back a generic petition that read like it was written for someone else's career.
The core problem isn't legal. It's evidentiary and narrative. Most applicants don't know which parts of their profile are genuinely strong, which are thin, and how USCIS officers actually read the evidence they submit.
So I built what I wished existed: six tools that interrogate your profile the way an adjudicator would: citations, salary rank, publication venues, awards, overall criteria fit. And tell you exactly where your petition story holds up and where it doesn't, before you file anything.
The calculators don't replace an attorney. They replace the $3,000 "assessment consultation" that mostly tells you what you already suspected. Start here, know your gaps, then decide how to proceed.
Would love feedback from anyone navigating EB1A or NIW, especially researchers and physicians who've hit RFEs. That's exactly who this was built for.
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