EB1 Architect helps IT, AI, cloud, data, cybersecurity, robotics and engineering professionals transform authentic work into a structured evidence portfolio: patents, publications, recommendation letters, expert narratives, commercial merit and attorney-led petition strategy.
Many strong technology professionals have real achievements, but their records are scattered across code, architecture decisions, internal systems, product launches, prototypes and unpublished inventions. EB1 Architect turns that raw material into a coherent, credible, USCIS-aligned record.
We help identify patentable technical contributions, prepare invention disclosures, coordinate patent drafting workflows and organize filed/granted patent evidence so the work can be explained as original technical contribution.
We develop a publication roadmap aligned with the candidate’s field, transform authentic project knowledge into manuscript-ready research themes and support submission packages for journals, conferences and technical outlets.
We structure letters from employers, collaborators, customers, professors and independent experts so they explain what the candidate built, why it mattered, and how it impacted the field or U.S. national interest.
USCIS evidence is not just a list of accomplishments. It must tell a disciplined story: what problem was solved, what was novel, who benefited, how the field recognized the work, and why the applicant is positioned to continue contributing.
Every patent, publication and recommendation strategy starts with the candidate’s real work history, verified technical contribution and future professional endeavor.
For professionals seeking to show extraordinary ability through a coordinated body of proof: original contributions, scholarly articles, judging, critical roles, media, awards and comparable evidence.
For candidates with academic or industry research roles who need a stronger record of international recognition, publications, peer validation, research letters and employer support evidence.
For advanced-degree or exceptional-ability professionals whose proposed endeavor can be framed around substantial merit, national importance and strong positioning to advance it.
The collaboration separates technical evidence development from legal judgment while keeping both aligned from the start.
Review CV, LinkedIn, project history, awards, publications, patents, employer roles, peer reviews and business impact.
Identify the strongest USCIS-aligned evidence categories and gaps; define patent, publication and letter roadmap.
Build technical narratives, invention disclosures, manuscripts, recommendation packets and impact exhibits.
Law Office of Amy Ghosh reviews legal fit, filing options, documentation standards and petition strategy.
