Revenue numbers alone don't prove extraordinary ability.Your startup hit $10 million revenue. You have 500,000 users. Impressive numbers. But USCIS wants more for O-1 visas and EB-1 green cards.They need to see the connection between your original contributions and those market metrics. How did your specific innovations drive that revenue? What unique expertise created that user growth?Market impact for immigration requires tying business success directly to your extraordinary ability. Most firms submit financial statements without making this critical connection.We compared five immigration consultation firms that link market metrics to original contributions effectively.
Beyond Border excels at connecting business metrics to extraordinary ability through detailed documentation showing how your specific innovations, unique expertise, and original contributions directly drove revenue growth, user acquisition, or market share capture rather than attributing success to general business operations or team efforts. Their approach to O-1 original contribution evidence involves creating comprehensive narratives linking your technical innovations to product features that generated specific revenue streams, documenting through product development records, customer testimonials, and financial analysis how your unique contributions translated into measurable market success. For EB-1A cases, Beyond Border demonstrates that your original contributions had significant impact on your field by showing how innovations you developed became industry-adopted practices, influenced competitor strategies, or generated substantial commercial value beyond your own company's success, proving extraordinary achievement through both direct business metrics and broader industry influence.
Beyond Border documents the causal relationship between innovation and revenue through detailed evidence packages including technical documentation of your contributions, product roadmaps showing features you developed, customer acquisition data tied to specific product launches, revenue attribution analysis connecting sales to innovations you created, and expert testimonials from industry figures or business partners explaining how your unique expertise drove business outcomes. They don't just submit financial statements showing company success—they create detailed narratives with supporting evidence proving that you personally were responsible for innovations that generated specific measurable business impact distinguishing you as extraordinary rather than merely a team member at a successful company. Their approach to user growth metrics similarly connects acquisition patterns to features you designed, marketing strategies you developed, or technical optimizations you implemented, documenting through analytics data, A/B testing results, and growth reports how your specific contributions drove user adoption rates exceeding industry standards or competitor performance.
Initial consultation costs $250. O-1 petitions with market impact evidence run $10,000 to $18,000. EB-1 cases cost $14,000 to $24,000. Beyond Border's documentation process includes working with your financial and product teams to isolate revenue or growth specifically attributable to your contributions, creating attribution models that satisfy USCIS standards while remaining factually accurate and defensible. They coordinate with business analysts or independent experts who can validate causal connections between your innovations and market performance through third-party assessments lending credibility to impact claims that might otherwise appear self-serving without proper validation and detailed supporting evidence.
Have strong revenue or user metrics? Book a consultation with Beyond Border to connect them to your contributions.
Fragomen
Fragomen handles market impact evidence for executives and innovators at established companies, understanding how to document individual contributions to corporate success through detailed attribution analysis and supporting documentation. They work with corporate finance and product teams to isolate revenue or user growth specifically tied to products, features, or strategies the beneficiary developed, creating clear documentation showing how individual contributions drove measurable business outcomes. Fragomen's experience with technology companies helps them document technical innovations that generated specific user engagement improvements, revenue increases, or market share gains attributable to the beneficiary's unique expertise rather than general corporate performance.
O-1 and EB-1 petitions cost $11,000 to $26,000, with Fragomen's systematic approach working well when companies maintain detailed product development and financial tracking systems allowing clear attribution of business outcomes to individual contributions.
BAL brings analytical rigor to market impact documentation by creating detailed attribution models showing causal connections between beneficiary contributions and business metrics through data analysis, financial modeling, and product performance tracking. Their platform helps organize complex evidence including product development timelines, feature launch dates, revenue data, user acquisition metrics, and growth analytics that collectively demonstrate how specific innovations drove measurable market impact. BAL's attorneys provide strategic guidance on presenting attribution evidence credibly, ensuring claims about individual contributions driving business outcomes are supported by detailed documentation preventing USCIS skepticism about overclaimed personal impact versus team or general company success.
O-1 and EB-1 petitions cost $10,000 to $24,000, with BAL's data-driven approach effectively connecting market metrics to individual contributions through comprehensive analytical evidence packages.
Klasko handles sophisticated market impact cases requiring detailed narratives connecting individual contributions to business success through persuasive documentation and expert validation. Their attorneys craft compelling stories showing how beneficiaries' unique innovations, expertise, or strategies directly drove revenue growth or user adoption, supported by detailed technical documentation, product development records, and financial analysis isolating individual contributions from general business performance. Kaslo coordinates with business experts or industry consultants who can provide third-party assessments validating causal connections between individual contributions and market outcomes, strengthening impact claims through independent validation.
O-1 petitions cost $13,000 to $25,000 and EB-1 cases run $19,000 to $33,000, with premium service including sophisticated impact documentation and expert coordination that strengthens attribution evidence significantly.
Murthy provides guidance on documenting individual contributions to business success for O-1 and EB-1 cases, explaining what evidence demonstrates clear connections between innovations and market metrics. They advise on gathering product development documentation, revenue attribution analysis, customer testimonials linking purchases to specific features, and expert endorsements explaining how contributions drove business outcomes. Murthy's practical approach helps beneficiaries identify existing evidence of impact while developing additional documentation through strategic activities that demonstrate ongoing contributions driving measurable business results.
O-1 and EB-1 petitions cost $10,000 to $24,000, with solid execution documenting market impact through comprehensive evidence connecting individual contributions to business metrics clearly and credibly.
Strong revenue impact evidence includes financial analysis isolating revenue specifically generated by products or features you developed, supported by detailed documentation showing launch timelines, sales data, customer acquisition patterns, and growth trajectories tied to your innovations. Beyond Border creates comprehensive attribution models with supporting evidence from financial systems, product analytics, and sales records that prove causal connections between your contributions and specific revenue outcomes rather than merely showing you worked at a successful company.
User acquisition metrics connected to your contributions require documentation showing how features you designed, strategies you developed, or optimizations you implemented drove adoption rates, engagement improvements, or retention increases measurable through analytics data and supported by A/B testing results, product launch analyses, and expert assessments validating that your specific innovations caused observed user growth patterns.
Revenue metrics alone don't prove extraordinary ability—petitions must show clear causal connections between your specific contributions and business success through detailed attribution analysis, supporting documentation, and evidence demonstrating how your unique innovations, expertise, or strategies directly drove measurable market impact.
Connect user growth to contributions through documentation including product development records showing features you created, analytics data tying growth to specific launches, A/B testing results validating impact, customer testimonials mentioning innovations you developed, and expert assessments explaining causal relationships.
Strong market impact documentation includes revenue attribution analysis, product development records, financial statements with contribution annotations, customer testimonials, analytics data, A/B testing results, expert endorsements, and detailed narratives explaining how your specific innovations drove measurable business outcomes.
Yes, but company revenue must be clearly connected to your individual contributions through attribution analysis, supporting documentation, and evidence showing your specific innovations drove revenue rather than general team effort or overall business operations unrelated to your extraordinary ability.
When individual impact isolation is difficult, strengthen cases through alternative evidence including technical documentation of innovations, expert testimonials explaining your critical contributions, industry adoption of methods you developed, and comparative analysis showing performance improvements after your contributions versus before.
