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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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A prospective EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, or O-1 applicant looking for profile-building opportunities, expert contacts, and questions to take to a qualified lawyer.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- An outreach initiative has generated 659 judging and speaking opportunities to help prospective EB-1A and NIW applicants strengthen their legal petitions.
- A new cohort offers six months of early case guidance from an attorney with 18 years of immigration experience.
- A network of 20 domain experts is now available to provide independent reference letters for extraordinary ability visa applicants.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
Master your EB-2 NIW proposed endeavor in a live webinar
The takeaway: Defining a strong proposed endeavor is critical for EB-2 NIW success. Immigration attorney Andrew Smith hosts a virtual session explaining how to establish endeavor strength, define prospective impact, and collect convincing evidence for your petition.
Concrete details
- The live webinar takes place at 5:00 PM EDT with Manifest Law attorney Andrew Smith.
- Covers strategies for gathering evidence to prove prospective impact for USCIS adjudication.
Why it matters for this reader: As an EB-2 NIW applicant, attending this session gives you direct access to legal advice on structuring your proposed endeavor correctly before filing.
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Access 20 vetted expert references for your visa petition
The takeaway: Finding independent experts to sign reference letters often stalls petition preparation. A curated network now offers access to 20 vetted experts across computer science, AI, and engineering—including professors from Rutgers, Cornell, Michigan, and industry leaders.
Concrete details
- Network features 20 qualified experts, including Rutgers Associate Professor Jorge Ortiz with over 2,400 citations.
- Includes AI researchers from Anthropic, Stanford, Cornell, and University of Michigan faculty.
Why it matters for this reader: Independent reference letters carry heavy weight for EB-1A and NIW petitions, making this list a direct shortcut to secure top-tier expert sign-offs.
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Land high-impact judging and speaking roles through guided outreach
The takeaway: Building an extraordinary ability profile requires recognized judging and speaking engagements. A dedicated outreach initiative has helped visa applicants secure 659 profile-building slots across top AI conferences and high-profile hackathons.
Concrete details
- Members secured 526 hackathon judging roles at events hosted by Anthropic, NVIDIA, AWS, and OpenAI.
- Initiative placed applicants in 107 peer review slots and 10 high-profile speaking opportunities.
Why it matters for this reader: These judging and peer review slots provide concrete documentation of your standing to satisfy EB-1A and O-1 extraordinary ability criteria.
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Start building your visa case early with attorney guidance
The takeaway: Early legal guidance prevents applicants from wasting time on irrelevance. The Profile Strong cohort offers six months of direct collaboration with an attorney boasting 18 years of experience, focusing on gathering admissible evidence long before filing.
Concrete details
- Program features 6 monthly group sessions plus individualized calls starting 6 months before petition filing.
- Information session scheduled for next Tuesday at 7:00 PM EDT.
Why it matters for this reader: Collaborating with an experienced attorney six months early ensures every profile-building activity directly supports your eventual EB-1A or NIW filing strategy.
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Join a new authorship group to co-publish research
The takeaway: Publishing co-authored papers in journals and industry outlets strengthens academic credentials for immigration filings. A new moderated WhatsApp group lets applicants connect with prospective collaborators to co-author articles and evaluate target publications together.
Concrete details
- Moderated WhatsApp group focuses on co-authoring articles for industry publications and academic journals.
- Group members collectively evaluate target publications to select relevant outlets for petition evidence.
Why it matters for this reader: Co-authoring articles with peers accelerates your publication output, helping you satisfy scholarly article requirements for EB-1A, O-1, or NIW endeavors.
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Get quick community feedback on your immigration profile
The takeaway: Evaluating whether your current profile meets USCIS standards can be challenging on your own. A dedicated private WhatsApp group now offers a moderated space where applicants can share their credentials for quick peer reviews and constructive suggestions.
Concrete details
- Private WhatsApp group is moderated and exclusive to paid newsletter subscribers.
- Focuses on fast profile-building feedback and actionable suggestions for EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, and O-1.
Why it matters for this reader: Getting peer feedback on your achievements helps you spot credential gaps early and target the right opportunities before legal submission.
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Action items
- Apply to the outreach initiative to secure hackathon judging and conference peer review opportunities for your petition profile.
- Attend the Profile Strong information session on Tuesday to learn how early legal guidance structures your evidence collection.
- Submit a request to connect with vetted industry and academic experts for independent reference letters.
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Profile Strong cohort for lawyer guidance from day one
- Build a strong case with a lawyer (from day one)Immigration Jason · Included
- Build a strong case with a lawyer (from day one)Immigration Jason · Included
1:1 profile calls
- 1:1 profile-building callsImmigration Jason · Read, not included
Outreach initiative offering judging and speaking profile opportunities
Virtual event on crafting a strong EB-2 NIW proposed endeavor
- How to come up with a strong EB-2 NIW proposed endeavor (virtual event)Immigration Jason · Included
- How to come up with a strong EB-2 NIW proposed endeavor (virtual event)Immigration Jason · Included
WhatsApp citation insights
- Insights from WhatsApp authorship groupImmigration Jason · Read, not included
Requesting independent reference letters from 20 available experts
- EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, O-1 independent references (20 experts)Immigration Jason · Included
- EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, O-1 independent references (20 experts)Immigration Jason · Included
WhatsApp group for profile reviews and peer feedback
- WhatsApp group (for profile reviews and suggestions)Immigration Jason · Included
Authorship collaboration group for article publishing
- Authorship group (for collaboration requests)Immigration Jason · Included
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Build evidence for a U.S. extraordinary-ability or national-interest immigration profile without confusing resources with legal advice.[1][2][3]
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A prospective EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, or O-1 applicant looking for profile-building opportunities, expert contacts, and questions to take to a qualified lawyer.[1][2]
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