One Case Record, Whichever Standard Applies
An O-1B case starts with a fork: arts, or motion picture and television, each with its own evidentiary bar and consultation requirement. US Immigration AI keeps the case attached to whichever track applies, not left to a note in someone's inbox.

What's Included
What the Platform Handles for O-1B Cases

- Consultation Letter Tracking
The status of each required consultation stays visible on the case record from intake through filing. That's one letter for arts cases, two for motion picture and television.
- Extension & Continued Eligibility Tracking
O-1B has no fixed maximum stay, so extensions never count down toward a cap that doesn't exist. The platform tracks each extension filing and its supporting evidence separately.
- Document Collection Portal
Employers and beneficiaries upload supporting documents through a shared portal instead of email threads. Your team sees what's missing without asking.
- Petition Drafting Support
Case details collected during intake carry over into the petition draft. That cuts down on manual re-entry and transcription errors.
- EB-1A Case History Continuity
Every O-1B case routes to a licensed attorney for review before filing. The platform organizes and flags; your attorneys make the call.
- Attorney Review Workflow
Every O-1A case routes to a licensed attorney for review before filing. The platform organizes and flags; your attorneys make the call.
Why US Immigration AI?
Immigration Case Types Are the Starting Point, Not an Add-On
The platform tracks what actually matters on an O-1B case, like which standard applies and how many consultation letters it needs. It doesn't bend generic case fields to fit immigration work.
Intake, Drafting, and Filing Run on the Same Record
Evidence and consultation status collected at intake carry through to the final petition. They stay available for the next extension filing too, without re-entry.
Built Around the Final Merits Standard
Generic case tools don't distinguish the arts standard from the motion picture and television standard. The platform's evidence organization is built around that determination from day one, not worked out case by case.
The Difference
Managing O-1B Cases Without US Immigration AI
Standard and evidence strategy re-determined from scratch for each case
Consultation letter status, single or dual, tracked through email follow-ups
Re-checking petition details before filing, case by case
No single view of the evidence and consultation portfolio
Without US Immigration AI
With US Immigration AI
Applicable standard and evidence stay attached to the case record
Consultation status stays visible on the case record
Intake details carry over into the draft petition
Every O-1B case's status is visible in one dashboard
How an O-1B Case Moves Through the Platform
- Determine the Standard and Build the Case
The case is flagged as an arts or motion picture and television matter. Evidence is then organized against whichever standard applies.
- Secure the Required Consultation(s)
One consultation letter is tracked for arts cases. Motion picture and television cases need two, from a labor union and a management organization.
- Collect Supporting Documents
Employment offers, itineraries, and recommendation letters are uploaded through the shared portal. Your team sees what's outstanding without asking.
- Draft the Petition
Intake and evidence carry over into the petition draft. That cuts down on manual re-entry once drafting starts.
- Route for Attorney Review
A licensed attorney reviews the complete file before anything is filed. This is the last checkpoint before submission.
- File & Track Ongoing Eligibility
The petition is submitted to USCIS. O-1B has no fixed maximum stay, so future extensions are tracked as new filings rather than against a countdown.

Stop Redoing the Standard Determination for Every Client
See your firm's criteria evidence, final merits narrative, and consultation letter status organized in one case record instead of a shared drive.
Why It Works
Why US Immigration AI?
O-1A and EB-1A both use an extraordinary ability standard. Many self-petitioners move from one to the other once their U.S. track record strengthens. The two aren't identical: EB-1A is an immigrant petition with its own criteria and no consultation letter

The Fork Every O-1B Case Starts With
Requirements
Arts
Motion Picture & Television
Standard
Distinction
Extraordinary achievement
Threshold
High level of achievement, substantially above the ordinary
A notably higher bar, requiring outstanding or leading industry recognition
Consultation required
One, from a relevant peer group or labor organization
Two: one from a labor union, one from a management organization
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What's the difference between the arts standard and the motion picture and television standard?
Arts cases use the "distinction" standard. Motion picture and television cases use "extraordinary achievement," a meaningfully higher bar requiring outstanding or leading industry recognition.
Does O-1B status have a maximum length of stay?
No. Like O-1A, O-1B has no fixed cap. It can be extended in one-year increments for as long as the underlying work continues.
Does a motion picture and television case really need two consultation letters?
Yes. One from a relevant labor union and one from a management organization. Arts cases generally need only one, from a peer group or labor organization.
Is client data secure?
Yes. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certification. Every account requires multi-factor authentication and role-based access control. Files are encrypted, and access is logged for audit. AI processing runs on a zero-data-retention basis: files are read only to complete the task at hand, never used to train models, and never shared across firms.
Does the platform determine which standard applies or whether a case meets it?
No. The platform organizes evidence and tracks consultation status. A licensed attorney determines which standard applies and reviews every case before filing.
Does an attorney review every O-1B case before it's filed?
Yes, always. No O-1B case reaches filing without a licensed attorney's sign-off.
Does the platform file the O-1B petition with USCIS?
No. The platform prepares and organizes the petition for filing. Submission happens as part of your firm's normal filing workflow, with an attorney signing off first.
What does it cost?
US Immigration AI is priced at $97 per application or $997 per month for unlimited use.
Does O-1B use the same final merits review as O-1A?
No. O-1B doesn't apply the same two-step final merits framework. Meeting the criteria under the applicable standard is the evaluation.