Burlington Consult develops and files EB-1A and EB-2 NIW petitions for high-achieving professionals across law, STEM, finance, the arts, and public policy — enabling permanent U.S. residency without an employer sponsor, in the fastest way possible.
Every month of delay in filing is a month later in the queue, assessed against a bar that is likely to become stricter.
DHS has proposed raising evidentiary thresholds for EB-1A and NIW. Petitions filed now are assessed against current, more favourable standards.
Read more →Your queue position is established the day USCIS receives your petition. Every month of delay is a month later in line.
USCIS continues to accept and substantively process I-140 filings. RFEs are being issued, confirming active case engagement.
Burlington Consult files both petitions simultaneously — preserving a single priority date and creating strategic redundancy.
The most distinguished employment-based visa the U.S. issues. Same statutory classification as Nobel laureates, Pulitzer recipients, Grammy winners, and Olympic champions. Fewer than 5% of employment-based green cards carry this classification annually.
The parallel self-petitioned pathway for professionals whose proposed work serves a demonstrable U.S. national interest. Requires satisfaction of the Dhanasar three-prong test — substantial merit, strong positioning, and net benefit to the U.S.
Led by a Harvard Law School-trained strategist (LL.M., Technology Law and AI Policy) who is a self-petitioned, first-submission EB-1A holder. Not theory — direct practitioner knowledge of the Kazarian two-step framework, Dhanasar precedent, and current USCIS adjudication standards.
Supported by an experienced team of case architects, AI prompt engineers, researchers, and senior advisers spanning the United States, Nigeria, and Canada. Incorporated in the State of Delaware, March 2026, with active client engagements across West Africa, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
The most consequential decision in any EB-1A or NIW petition is the field of endeavour — the specific articulation of what you propose to pursue in the United States and why that work constitutes a national interest. Errors at this stage are not correctable by adding stronger evidence later.
Burlington Consult begins each engagement by analysing your full professional record, identifying the strongest available field of endeavour, testing it against all three Dhanasar prongs, and confirming that it aligns with the documented evidence base. No drafting begins until that framework is established and stress-tested.
Hear from professionals who trusted Burlington Consult with their immigration strategy.
The level of strategic thinking was unlike anything I'd encountered with previous consultants. They built an entire evidentiary architecture around my career that made the case undeniable.
Burlington Consult mapped my entire professional record to the EB-1A criteria in a way I hadn't considered. The field of endeavour they constructed was the backbone of the entire petition. Approved on first submission.
What stood out was how they handled the recommendation letters. Each one was meticulously tailored to address specific USCIS criteria. It was clear they understood the adjudicator's perspective.
The consultation alone was worth it. Within thirty minutes, I had clarity on my strongest pathway and a realistic assessment of what evidence I still needed. No fluff, no upselling — just straight strategic advice.
For professionals with sustained national or international acclaim. No employer sponsor. The highest employment-based classification USCIS issues.
For advanced-degree holders whose proposed work serves a demonstrable U.S. national interest. Self-petitioned under the Dhanasar framework.
For individuals with extraordinary ability in sciences, business, or technology. Non-immigrant classification with no annual cap.
For Canadian and Mexican professionals in USMCA-designated occupations. Streamlined entry with no annual numerical limit.
A focused 30-minute session covering your profile, the strongest available pathway, and a direct assessment of eligibility. The $250 fee is credited in full if you proceed within 30 days.