For U.S. immigration lawyers and law firms

A second review of the petition, before you file.

EB-1A kit EB-2 NIW kit O-1A kit

You already drafted the case. This is the next pass on that draft.

Counsel memo, five heads: Facts, Evidence, Issues, Suggested questions, Counsel legal decisions
Once built into our systems, we found these tools to be very insightful. They give a tremendous second review of the petition and give actionable points to help improve the petitions prior to filing. Very cool resource.
Andrew Solis, Verified Buyer

Not a subscription. Not another workflow to adopt. Not a portal that wants the file. It inventories the record, checks claims against the classification sources, lists gaps and weak points, and writes a memo for counsel. It does not replace the lawyer’s judgment. Files stay on firm systems. Special offer. One-time. Instant start. Buy, download, run it on a fictional or anonymized file. If you get stuck, email and we will help you get successful with it.

Not a subscription$199 special offer. One-time. No seats. No lock-in. Not another monthly tool pitch.
Not another workflowYou already drafted the petition. This is the structured second look, inside the workflow the firm already uses.
Not a portalFiles stay on firm systems. ExtraordinaryOS does not receive the petition or the evidence.

What a second review is

The associate or partner already did the first pass. This is the structured second look before filing.

You already drafted the petition. The kit inventories that draft, checks claims against the classification sources, lists gaps and weak points, and writes a memo for counsel. The lawyer keeps every legal judgment. Instant start. $199 special offer. One-time. No subscription. Connects to the workflow the firm already uses.

  1. Classification lockConfirm the draft is EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, or O-1A. Flag mixed standards. Do not “fix” them by importing another kit.
  2. Record against the standardChecklist, evidence-gap audit, and source-to-claim log. If an exhibit does not say it, the review must not say it.
  3. Issues before filingRFE-risk review lists the gaps and weak points on the draft, so counsel can fix them before the packet leaves.
  4. Memo for counselFive sections only: Facts; Evidence; Issues; Suggested questions; Counsel legal decisions. Optional voice pass after facts are grounded.

Read the guide on what a second review is.

What it does not do

  • It does not replace the immigration lawyer or make legal judgments.
  • It does not upload, receive, host, or review the petition or the evidence.
  • It does not file the petition. You stay counsel of record.
  • It is not a filing service or a client portal.
  • Start from the download. Email if you need a hand. Do not send client files to that inbox.

Choose the classification you are actually filing.

Each kit is a separate file set. Do not import EB-1A, NIW, or O-1A standards into one another.

EB-1AI-140 extraordinary ability
Immigrant petition

EB-1A Petition Second Review

A structured second look at an EB-1A Form I-140 draft before filing. Map the record to INA 203(b)(1)(A) and 8 CFR 204.5(h). Separate facts, exhibits, issues, questions for counsel, and counsel’s legal decisions.

$199

Special offer. One-time. No subscription.

See the EB-1A kit
EB-2 NIWI-140 national interest waiver
Immigrant petition

EB-2 NIW Petition Second Review

A structured second look at an EB-2 national interest waiver I-140 draft before filing. Follows the USCIS order: underlying EB-2 first, then the Dhanasar prongs. It does not score the case.

$199

Special offer. One-time. No subscription.

See the NIW kit
O-1AI-129 extraordinary ability
Nonimmigrant petition

O-1A Petition Second Review

A structured second look at an O-1A Form I-129 draft (sciences, education, business, or athletics) before filing. Keeps consultation, contract, and itinerary issues visible. Not an O-1B kit.

$199

Special offer. One-time. No subscription.

See the O-1A kit

Compare the three kits. Do not mix their standards.

Privacy

Your client material stays with your firm. ExtraordinaryOS sells the local workflow and templates. We do not receive the petition or the evidence, and counsel retains every legal decision.

  • Run the workflow on the firm’s own machines, local drives, or firm-approved private systems.
  • Do not upload the petition, exhibits, letters, or client identity to ExtraordinaryOS.
  • ExtraordinaryOS does not store, receive, or review client files, and does not train models on firm work product.

How the second review runs

  1. Classification lockConfirm the draft is EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, or O-1A. Flag mixed standards. Do not “fix” them by importing another kit.
  2. Record against the standardChecklist, evidence-gap audit, and source-to-claim log. If an exhibit does not say it, the review must not say it.
  3. Issues before filingRFE-risk review lists the gaps and weak points on the draft, so counsel can fix them before the packet leaves.
  4. Memo for counselFive sections only: Facts; Evidence; Issues; Suggested questions; Counsel legal decisions. Optional voice pass after facts are grounded.
5-star verified review

★★★★★

“Once built into our systems, we found these tools to be very insightful. They give a tremendous second review of the petition and give actionable points to help improve the petitions prior to filing. Very cool resource.”
Andrew Solis, Verified Buyer

$199 special offer. Instant start.

One-time. No subscription. Connects to the workflow the firm already uses. Buy, download, run it. If you get stuck, email and we will help you get successful with it. See the review.

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