What a Guided Portfolio Looks Like.
Every EB-1 journey is different, but the pattern is the same: a clear strategy plan, evidence mapped to the right criteria, and a professional walking into the attorney meeting prepared. Real anonymized case studies from EPB users are published here as they are approved for sharing.
Three journeys the platform is built for.
Illustrative journeys showing how the platform guides different professions — real anonymized case studies will appear here with users' permission.
The Researcher
Questionnaire highlights publications and judging. The strategy plan targets scholarly criteria; templates shape the citation evidence; guided uploads keep every document in the right place.
The Engineer
Strategy plan centres on original contributions and critical role. Audio tutorials explain each criterion on the commute; examples show exactly what strong contribution evidence looks like.
The Founder
The plan maps leadership, remuneration and media coverage. The founder builds evidence between meetings — on the phone, on the go — and arrives at the attorney review ahead of schedule.
How the platform carries different careers.
These illustrative journeys show how EPB adapts to different professions. Real anonymized case studies from EPB users will be published here as they are approved for sharing — we will never invent client stories.
The researcher who couldn't see her own strength
A machine-learning researcher with strong citations assumes she has "one criterion at best." Her questionnaire says otherwise: her peer reviews satisfy judging, her papers satisfy scholarly articles, her cited method is the backbone of an original contributions claim, and press coverage of her work supports published material about you. Her strategy plan sequences all four; the templates shape her citation evidence; guided uploads keep two hundred documents in perfect order. She arrives at the attorney meeting with a portfolio — and the attorney starts at strategy, not sorting.
The engineer with evidence scattered across a decade
A senior engineer's proof lives in old inboxes, expired links and three former laptops: patents, internal awards, conference talks, a critical role on a flagship product. His plan centres on original contributions and leading or critical role. Audio tutorials on the commute teach him what each criterion needs; the examples show him what a persuasive role letter looks like; the dashboard's rising percentages turn a two-year "someday" into a finished portfolio built in evening sessions.
The founder who had impact but no paper trail
A startup founder has undeniable impact — funding rounds, press, industry firsts — but nothing organized. Her plan maps leading role, high remuneration and published material; EPB's checklists convert company milestones into evidence, and guided uploads flag the gaps (a missing comparison benchmark for remuneration, an org chart for the role claim) months before an attorney would have caught them. She builds between board meetings, on her phone.
Your journey could be next.
