Every extraordinary ability appeal the AAO has published — 4,800+ decisions spanning 20 years — analyzed: how the ten criteria are decided, what happens at final merits, which evidence was accepted, how comparable evidence fares, and how outcomes differ by profession. Ask anything and receive a verified, cited answer in seconds.
or $100 a year, two months freeFor one petition: research every criterion with the full decisions.
30 questions a month — enough to research every criterion of your petition
Summary, numbers, chart and the AAO’s own words
Every cited decision, with the PDF open at the quoted page
Weekly new-decisions digest — coming soon
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or $200 a year, two months freeFor RFEs, appeals and attorneys.
100 questions a month — several a day through an RFE response or appeal
Summary, numbers, chart and the AAO’s own words
Every cited decision, with the PDF open at the quoted page
Weekly new-decisions digest — coming soon
Priority: never waits behind free users
Cancel any time from your account; access runs to the end of the period you paid for. Questions reset on your billing date. Subscriptions are per petition type; the Free allowance is shared across petition types.
What you can ask
These are starting points. You ask in your own words — any question about the decisions, the criteria or the evidence — and every answer comes back verified and cited.
Fit and strategyHow do outcomes compare for software developers, physicians, musicians and athletes? How many criteria does the AAO find met per appeal?
The ten criteriaWhich pairs of criteria are most often met together? How does the AAO reason when it rejects a one-time major award? Three criteria is the threshold, not a guarantee — what happens next?
EvidenceWhich award types are accepted for the prize criterion? How are citation records weighed? What makes published material “about the petitioner”?
Final meritsHow often does recognition limited to the employer sink final merits? What does the AAO weigh beyond the number of criteria met?
Comparable evidence and trendsFor which criteria is comparable evidence offered, and how often is that criterion then met? How has each criterion’s not-met share changed by year?
Questions people ask before subscribing
Is this legal advice?No. The Analyzer reports what the AAO decided in published cases and what the Policy Manual says. It never evaluates your petition or predicts an outcome. For advice about your case, talk to an immigration attorney.
Where does the data come from?Every non-precedent EB-1A decision the AAO has published — 4,800+ spanning 20 years — downloaded from uscis.gov, read, coded and verified. New decisions are added every week.
What counts as a question?Each answer you open, whether you typed the question or picked a suggested one. Browsing questions, suggestions and filters are free. Your count resets on your billing date.
Do you keep what I ask?No. Questions are not saved to your account. Only your question count is stored.
I already subscribe to the EB-2 NIW Analyzer. Is this included?Subscriptions are per petition type, so the EB-1A Analyzer is its own plan. Your free questions work on both.
Can I cancel?Yes, any time, from your account page. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
General research from published AAO decisions, not legal advice. These figures describe AAO decisions on appeals and motions after a denial. They are not approval rates for EB-1A petitions. GreenCaard is not a law firm and is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency.
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10 questions a month — one free allowance shared across petition types
or $100 a year, two months freeFor one petition: research every criterion with the full decisions.
30 questions a month — enough to research every criterion of your petition
Summary, numbers, chart and the AAO’s own words
Every cited decision, with the PDF open at the quoted page
Weekly new-decisions digest — coming soon
Premium
$20/ month
or $200 a year, two months freeFor RFEs, appeals and attorneys.
100 questions a month — several a day through an RFE response or appeal
Summary, numbers, chart and the AAO’s own words
Every cited decision, with the PDF open at the quoted page
Weekly new-decisions digest — coming soon
Priority: never waits behind free users
Cancel any time from your account; access runs to the end of the period you paid for. Questions reset on your billing date. Subscriptions are per petition type; the Free allowance is shared across petition types.
