Map your CV to the O-1A criteria
Paste your CV or bio. We show which criteria your achievements may support, quoting your own words, and what USCIS would want documented for each.
Plain text works best. Emails, phone numbers and ID numbers are removed before the text is sent to our AI provider, and nothing is stored. Avoid pasting anything you would not want processed.
This is an AI reading of your own text, checked so every item quotes you word for word. It suggests where achievements may fit; it is not an eligibility assessment. Criteria found here are marked "to verify" in the Self-Check, never "documented". For informational purposes only, not legal advice.
How this works
Paste 80 to 20,000 characters of your CV or bio. Emails, phone-like numbers, receipt numbers and ID-like tokens are removed before the text goes to our AI provider, and nothing is stored or logged.
The AI suggests which criteria each achievement may fit. Code then drops any item whose quote is not word for word in your text. Results can pre-fill the Self-Check, always as “to verify”, never as “documented”.
Questions
- Is my CV stored?
- No. Identifiers are removed before the text is sent to the AI provider, and the text is not stored or logged.
- Can the evidence map invent achievements?
- Every suggested item must quote your text word for word; items that don't are removed before you see them.
- Does a match mean I meet the criterion?
- No. It suggests where an achievement may fit. What USCIS wants documented for each criterion is in its guide.