Burlington Consult files the EB-1A and NIW simultaneously — preserving a single priority date, creating strategic redundancy, and building one unified evidence record.
The EB-1A and NIW are complementary pathways that draw from the same professional record but are assessed under different legal frameworks.
Same priority date. Both petitions are receipted on the same day, establishing a single queue position.
Strategic redundancy. If one petition receives an RFE, the other continues processing independently.
Built once, deployed across both petitions with distinct legal arguments.
Applies to whichever pathway is approved first.
An RFE on one does not affect the other.
Burlington builds a single unified evidence record and deploys it across both petitions with distinct legal arguments.
15 business days — premium processing decision on the I-140.
20–22 months — standard processing. Every month of delay extends the timeline by the same period.
41–49% — RFE issuance rates in early 2026. Dual filing ensures one RFE doesn't stall everything.
Proposed regulatory changes (RIN 1615-AC85) would raise evidentiary thresholds. Petitions filed now are assessed against current, more favourable standards.
Full dual petition. Comparable firms: $35,000–$55,000.
Included at no additional charge.
30 minutes. We'll assess whether your profile supports a dual EB-1A and NIW filing.
