AdmitProof

Independent evidence verification for extraordinary-ability petitions

Audit-grade factual verification for O-1, EB-1A, EB-1B, and EB-2 NIW. Built for immigration attorneys. Trusted in the file that reaches the USCIS adjudicator.

Engaged exclusively by licensed immigration attorneys · Audit-logged chain of custody · Reports structured to USCIS regulatory criteria · 21-day standard turnaround

Petition evidence quality is now the decisive factor.

USCIS approval rates for EB-1A dropped from roughly 84% in FY23 to the mid-60s in FY24. EB-2 NIW approval rates fell from 89% to 44% in the same window. More than 40% of EB-1A petitions and 50% of NIW petitions now receive Requests for Evidence.

Adjudicators are actively challenging unverified awards, paid publications, and vanity memberships — and revoking previously-approved petitions when fabricated evidence surfaces on review.

The evidence quality bar has moved. Attorneys filing at this standard need independent corroboration they can put in the file.

We verify. Attorneys argue.

AdmitProof delivers factual verification. The attorney builds the legal argument.

Direct source contact

Awarding bodies. Judging organizations. Publishers. Employers. Contacted by name, in the right language, by a trained analyst. Documented by timestamp, by channel, by response hash.

Structured to USCIS criteria

Every finding maps to a specific regulatory criterion — 8 CFR 214.2(o)(3) for O-1A, 8 CFR 204.5(h)(3) for EB-1A, the Dhanasar three-prong test for NIW — with no legal conclusion. Just the facts the attorney builds the argument from.

Cryptographically sealed

Every verification, every source contact, every analyst decision written to an append-only, hash-chained audit log. Immutable. Defensible. Reviewable if the file is later challenged.

Six steps. Every report. Every time.

1

Documentary authentication

Examine every supporting document for authenticity signals, check against authoritative sources, flag forgery indicators.

2

Public-database cross-reference

ORCID, Google Scholar, USPTO, PubMed, Crossref, ROR, OpenCorporates, LinkedIn, Crunchbase — verify every claim against the authoritative source.

3

Direct source contact

Email, phone, LinkedIn outreach to employers, co-authors, awarding organizations. Multilingual, multi-timezone. Every contact timestamped and logged.

4

Fraud-pattern detection

Predatory journals, citation farms, diploma mills, pay-to-play awards flagged via Beall's List and continuously updated fraud database.

5

Human analyst adjudication

Trained analysts with field experience review drafts, adjudicate ambiguous cases, add contextual commentary. AI assists. Humans decide.

6

Cryptographically sealed audit log

Every action written to append-only, SHA-256 hash-chained log. Stored in S3 WORM for 7 years. Immutable and defensible.

Priced as a disbursement

Flat per-report pricing. Billed to the firm, passed through to the petitioner as a standard disbursement.

Standard

$2,500

21 business days

Normal filing timeline

Expedited

$3,500

10 business days

Approaching deadline

RFE Sprint

$4,500

5 business days

Active RFE response

NOID Emergency

$6,500

48–72 hours

Notice of Intent to Deny

Pilot access for Chambers-ranked and AILA-member boutique firms

For a limited cohort of immigration boutique firms, AdmitProof is offering two complimentary verification reports on active O-1, EB-1, or NIW cases, with the right to publish anonymized case-study outcomes. No commitment beyond the pilot. MSA in plain English. Turnaround inside 21 business days.

Request Pilot Access

What AdmitProof is not

AdmitProof does not provide legal advice. AdmitProof does not prepare USCIS forms. AdmitProof does not interact with USCIS. AdmitProof does not contract with petitioners.

We verify facts. Attorneys build the argument.

Ready to see what an AdmitProof report looks like?

Download a fully redacted 25-page sample report on a representative O-1A case.