Aditi Paul, PhD
You’ve decided to go for EB1 — but now you’re staring at a blank page
I've advised 350+ EB1 applicants
9/10 of them
- Don't know where to begin
- Unsure if they have a good enough profile
- Confused where they should focus on (and what to tune out)
This workshop is designed to answer exactly that
Here's how we'll do it in 3 Tight Moves
Move 1: Audit Your Profile
Myth: You think they’re starting from scratch.
Fact: You're not.
You already have things hiding in your career that count toward EB1 — you just haven’t been taught how to spot them.
First, we’ll uncover the hidden wins that are already working in your favor.
You’ll walk away saying:
“Wait… that counts?”
Yes. It often does.
Move 2: Align with EB1 Criteria
This is where most people go wrong.
They either overestimate their wins — or worse, completely miss the ones that matter.
Next, I’ll show you exactly how to take your accomplishments and map them to the 10 EB1 criteria —
With supporting evidence.
Move 3: Present Your Case to a Lawyer (The Right Way)
Now that you know what you’re working with, you’re no longer guessing.
- You know what you have
- You know what you don’t
- And you know what’s next
But here’s the thing: having the goods isn’t enough.
You need to frame it right — for the legal team that will build your case.
That’s where Alison Mooney, an experienced immigration paralegal, steps in.
She’ll walk you through how to:
- Communicate your value to attorneys clearly
- Package your evidence in a usable format
- Avoid the biggest mistakes that frustrate legal teams and slow down cases
It took me 3 years to figure this out
I'll teach it to you in 1 hour
You will get:
Evergreen access to recordings & resources