O-1A & EB-1A EVIDENCE COMPILER

Extraordinary Talent.
Evidence-Driven Cases.

DossierIQ turns your awards, publications, press, and patents into a scored, gap-analyzed extraordinary-ability dossier — powered by live USPTO patent data, Crossref publications, and NewsAPI press coverage, all mapped to the official USCIS extraordinary-ability criteria.

2-minute free assessment · No account required · Not a law firm · Not legal advice
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From a rough idea of your chances to a dossier you can hand to your attorney — here's the whole flow.

The machinery

Real evidence integrations — not screenshots. Each source feeds specific USCIS criteria, and every automated hit is suggested for your confirmation before it enters your dossier.

LIVE · API-KEY GATED

USPTO Open Data Portal

Patent records — what it contributes. Searches the live USPTO Patent File Wrapper API (api.uspto.gov) by exact-phrase inventor name and keeps granted patents — patent number plus grant date — for Criterion 5 (Original Contributions of Major Significance).

Every hit is SUGGESTED, never auto-included: you confirm each patent before it enters the dossier. A USPTO outage or missing key degrades gracefully — it never blocks your case.
LIVE · KEYLESS

Crossref

Publications — what it contributes. Queries the official, keyless Crossref REST API (api.crossref.org) for publication metadata — title, DOI, journal, publication date, and your author position — feeding Criterion 6 (Authorship of Scholarly Articles).

Stable, polite API usage with an identifying user-agent. Suggestions are user-confirmed before they count as evidence.
REGISTERED

NewsAPI

Press — what it contributes. Searches press mentions by beneficiary name via NewsAPI.org (v2/everything) for Criterion 3 (Published Material About You). The key is registered and stays server-side only — never in URLs, logs, or client code.

The scorer later distinguishes items primarily about you from passing mentions, so weak press doesn't inflate your score.
PLANNED

Google Scholar

Citations — what it will contribute. Citation counts and h-index would strengthen Criteria 5 and 6. This integration is planned, not yet live — and we label it honestly here and in-app rather than counting it before it ships.

No vaporware claims: the dossier you buy is scored on the evidence and sources above.

End to end: intake to dossier

Five stages, one continuous pipeline. You can stop after the free assessment — or go all the way to the watermarked dossier.

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Intake

Describe your achievements in plain language, or connect a data source. Two minutes, no account needed.

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Evidence analysis

Every item is mapped to the USCIS criterion it supports and scored against a documented rubric, factor by factor.

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Gap analysis

The exact criteria below threshold are named, with what's missing stated plainly — no hand-waving.

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90-day plan

A concrete action plan ordered by effort-to-impact, so the next three months close the gaps that matter.

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Watermarked PDF dossier

An indexed, attorney-ready PDF — licensed to your email, watermarked on every page, ready to hand over.

Who it helps

Built for everyone who touches an extraordinary-ability petition.

O-1A / EB-1A applicants

See exactly where your case stands before you spend thousands on filing fees — and know precisely what to do for the next 90 days to strengthen it.

Immigration attorneys

Receive a scored, gap-analyzed file instead of a shoebox of PDFs. The fifteen minutes you'd spend organizing become fifteen minutes of legal judgment.

Talent evaluators

A reproducible, rubric-scored read of an extraordinary-ability record — every score traceable to documented factors, never a black box.

How DossierIQ compares

The O-1 / EB-1A evidence market, stated factually — only what each company publicly claims.

DossierIQTimeline of YouXtraordinary ResearchAILaw
What it isDocument-preparation tool for applicants & attorneysAI EB-1A case-prep intelligenceAI-generated O-1A / EB-1A petition documentsParalegal drafting service for law firms
Pricing (public)$249 one-time, per caseFree AI assessment; paid tiers not publishedFrom $199 (their site)Quote per matter
Live USPTO / Crossref integrationsYes — USPTO ODP (key-gated) + Crossref (keyless)Claims OpenAlex / Semantic Scholar / arXiv / USPTO / news searchNot statedNot stated
AES-256 encrypted promptsYesNot statedNot statedNot stated
Watermarked, licensed PDF outputYes — email + transaction ID, every pageNot statedNot statedNot stated
JWT tool-scoped auth + tiered rate limitingYesNot statedNot statedNot stated
Not a law firmYes — stated on every page——Built for attorneys; your attorney reviews everything

Competitor facts from each company's public website (timelineofyou.app, xtraordinarypetitions.com, ailaw.ai) as of October 2026. “Not stated” means the feature is not publicly claimed — not that it is absent. Attorney retainers for O-1 / EB-1A petitions commonly run $5,000–$15,000+; DossierIQ is priced as a preparation tool, not a substitute for counsel.

The 8 USCIS criteria

O-1A and EB-1A petitions are evaluated against the official USCIS extraordinary-ability criteria. DossierIQ scores each one against a documented rubric.

CRITERION 1
Awards and prizes
CRITERION 2
Membership in selective associations
CRITERION 3
Published material about the beneficiary
CRITERION 4
Judging the work of others
CRITERION 5
Original contributions of major significance
CRITERION 6
Authorship of scholarly articles
CRITERION 7
Critical or leading role
CRITERION 8
High salary or remuneration

Simple, one-time pricing

No subscriptions. No per-criterion upsells. No hourly billing. One payment, one dossier.

$249
one-time · per case
  • Full 8-criterion scoring with factor explanations
  • Gap analysis — exactly what's missing
  • 90-day action plan to close the gaps
  • Watermarked PDF dossier for your attorney
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Questions

What is DossierIQ?

DossierIQ is a document-preparation tool that compiles your achievements into a structured O-1A / EB-1A extraordinary-ability evidence dossier: per-criterion scoring, a gap analysis, and a 90-day action plan.

Is DossierIQ a law firm?

No. DossierIQ is a document preparation tool, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. All petition materials should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney before filing with USCIS. Use of this tool does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Which data sources does DossierIQ connect to?

Three evidence APIs today: the USPTO Open Data Portal for patent records (Criterion 5), Crossref for publication metadata (Criterion 6), and NewsAPI for press mentions (Criterion 3). Google Scholar citation data is planned. Every automated hit is suggested for your confirmation — nothing enters your dossier without your say-so.

What does the $249 cover?

One case, one payment: full criterion-by-criterion scoring with factor-level explanations, a gap analysis, a 90-day action plan, and a watermarked PDF dossier licensed to your email, ready to hand to your attorney. No subscription, no upsells.

What happens to my documents?

Your documents are never used to train models and are automatically deleted 30 days after processing. We never sell or share your data. Prompts are loaded from AES-256-encrypted environment variables, and every API call carries a JWT token scoped to your paid case.

Can DossierIQ guarantee an approval?

No, and be wary of anyone who does. USCIS adjudicates every petition on its own merits. What DossierIQ guarantees is rigor: every criterion scored against a documented rubric, every gap named, every next step planned.

Do I still need an immigration attorney?

Yes. DossierIQ organizes and scores your evidence so you — and your attorney, if you have one — can see exactly where your case stands. All petition materials should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney before filing with USCIS.

DossierIQ is a document preparation tool, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. All petition materials should be reviewed by a licensed immigration attorney before filing with USCIS. Use of this tool does not create an attorney-client relationship.