I will assess your US EB immigrant petition

Your U.S. employment-based (EB) immigrant petition is the file I open first: nationality and status, prior filings, employment letters, education credentials, family composition, and any RFE, refusal, or removal history you provide. You receive a written eligibility assessment, an evidence checklist, and a next-step roadmap scoped to the tier you purchase—not a promise of USCIS approval.

Employment-based immigrant buyers often search by the petition itself—I-140, EB category fit, employer or beneficiary evidence, and the record supporting the claimed qualifications. I use those concrete petition questions to keep the review specific.

I compare your goal paragraph and hard deadlines with the documents in intake. Standard and premium tiers add strategy notes and attorney review of the questionnaire and key evidence you upload. Premium includes end-to-end package-prep support, priority turnaround, and extended Q&A. Basic is a consult-level checklist and roadmap. Government fees, medicals, biometrics, translations, and court or hearing work sit outside this listing unless we open a separate engagement.

This fit is for people weighing a U.S. green-card path through an employment-based immigrant petition who need sequencing and evidence mapping. It is a poor fit if you only want anonymous templates, a guaranteed outcome, or litigation counsel on this purchase alone.

I practice in New York as a U.S. immigration attorney (credential on file). Send the required intake items: goal in one paragraph, citizenship and current status for each person, confirmation you will file for the United States and from where, deadlines, prior filings as full PDFs, passport biographic pages, education and language results if taken, employment reference letters, and a family list with each member’s status. Optional translations and a preferred consult language help, but I will not invent missing evidence or translator credentials.