Manage Every Piece of NIW Evidence in One Place
A sponsored case has an employer's HR department handing over wage data, job letters, and a labor certification. An NIW petition has none of that, so US Immigration AI gives your firm one system to collect, draft, and organize that evidence from the first upload to the finished packet.

Built for the Three-Prong Dhanasar Standard
Merit and National Importance
Document collection gathers the publications, media coverage, funding records, and policy references that establish why the proposed endeavor matters beyond one employer or one locality.
Well Positioned to Advance It
Drafting tools pull the petitioner's academic and professional history, along with independent expert letters, into a personal statement that speaks directly to this prong instead of reading as a generic resume narrative.
Balance Favors the Waiver
Case assembly organizes the full record, exhibit by exhibit, into the packet your attorney reviews to confirm the waiver argument holds together before anything reaches USCIS.
What's Included
What the Platform Handles for EB-2 NIW Cases

- Intake and Eligibility Mapping
Structured intake captures the petitioner's field, credentials, and proposed endeavor, then flags the likely EB-2 NIW pathway for attorney review. It does not make the eligibility call itself.
- Document Collection Portal
Petitioners upload publications, citation records, patents, awards, and recommendation letters through one secure portal, and the platform flags what's still missing.
- AI Legal Document Drafting
The system drafts the Form I-140, the personal statement, and supporting letters from the intake data and uploaded evidence, ready for an attorney to revise.
- AI Case Assembly
Every exhibit gets organized, labeled, and paginated into one submission-ready packet, with a table of contents your attorney can check against the three-prong argument.
- Attorney Review Checkpoints
Every draft and every assembled packet stops for attorney review before it moves forward. Nothing reaches a client or USCIS without a lawyer's sign-off.
Stop Rebuilding the Same Evidence Packet by Hand
Every NIW petition asks for a similar shape of evidence and a similar narrative structure. Run that assembly work through one system instead of starting from a blank document each time.
The Difference
Managing EB-2 NIW Cases Without US Immigration AI
Evidence arrives scattered across emails from the petitioner.
Support letters and personal statements drafted from scratch each time.
Staff manually track which exhibit supports which Dhanasar prong.
Missing publications or letters surface late, close to filing.
Attorneys review a loose stack of files before filing.
Without US Immigration AI
With US Immigration AI
Evidence uploads to one portal, organized by category.
First drafts generated from intake data and uploaded evidence.
Exhibits are labeled and indexed as they're assembled.
Gaps are flagged automatically as documents come in.
Attorneys review one organized, submission-ready packet.
Why US Immigration AI?
Built Specifically for Immigration Law
The platform follows how immigration petitions actually get evaluated, not a generic legal case-tool adapted after the fact.
Full Lifecycle Coverage
Intake, document collection, drafting, and case assembly run on one system, so a petitioner's evidence carries through from first contact to the finished packet.
Attorney Oversight Built In
Every draft and every assembled file waits for a lawyer's review by design, not as an afterthought bolted onto the workflow.
EB-2 NIW at a Glance
The National Interest Waiver lets a petitioner file for a green card on their own, without a job offer or an employer standing behind the case.
No employer, job offer, or labor certification is required. The petitioner files the case themselves.
USCIS reviews the petition against a three-part legal standard covering national importance, the petitioner's standing to advance it, and the overall benefit to the country.
A faster, paid processing option is available if the case calls for it.
Because of visa backlogs, some petitioners, particularly those born in India or China, wait longer for a green card even after the petition is approved.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the platform determine EB-2 eligibility?
The platform flags a likely NIW pathway based on intake data. A licensed attorney makes the actual eligibility determination.
Is my client's data secure?
Yes. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification, with multi-factor authentication, role-based access control, audit logs, and encrypted storage. AI processing runs on a zero-data-retention basis, meaning files are read only to complete the task at hand, never used to train models, and kept inside your firm's own database.
Does the platform file the petition with USCIS?
No. It prepares and organizes the complete packet, but your attorney makes the filing decision and submits it.
Does an attorney review every petition before it's filed?
Yes. Every draft and every assembled packet stops for attorney review before it moves forward.
How does document collection work when there's no employer involved?
Petitioners upload their own evidence, publications, patents, awards, and recommendation letters, directly through a secure portal, and the platform tracks what's still missing.
What does it cost?
$97 per application, or $997 per month for the all-in-one plan that covers every stage from intake through case assembly.
Can the platform draft the personal statement and support letters?
Yes. First drafts pull from intake data and uploaded evidence, and your attorney reviews and edits before anything goes out.