From EB-1A Applicant to Evidence Strategist.

I went through this process myself — and I want to make it easier for you.

Oybek — EB-1A Evidence Consultant

Oybek Aitbaev

EB-1A Evidence Consultant · Green Card Holder

Based in Chicago, IL · Serving clients worldwide

When I started my own EB-1A journey, I was confused. I had a strong career — publications, speaking invitations, recognized contributions to my field — but I had no idea how to translate that into USCIS language. I spent months organizing documents, rewriting evidence narratives, and learning exactly what USCIS adjudicators look for.

My petition was approved. And I realized that the most valuable thing I could give other extraordinary professionals wasn't legal advice — it was the evidence strategy and organization system I had built for myself.

That's why I founded this practice: to help business executives and entrepreneurs build the strongest possible evidence portfolio before their attorney files.

I am not an attorney. I don't file petitions. I don't give legal advice. But I know EB-1A evidence — intimately.

Credentials

EB-1A Green Card Holder (approved 2024)
Advanced Degree in Technology & Business
15+ years of experience in Business Development
University of Pennsylvania Graduate (2025)
Certified Business Development Professional
Clients across North America, Europe, and Asia
Partnered with licensed EB-1A immigration attorneys

Important

I am an evidence consultant, not an immigration attorney. I do not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or petition filing services. All services are strictly limited to evidence organization, documentation strategy, and preparation support. For legal representation, I refer clients to licensed U.S. immigration attorneys.

Three Things I Believe About EB-1A Evidence

1

Honest assessment beats false hope.

I'll tell you if your case isn't ready. That's more valuable than telling you what you want to hear.

2

Evidence is a system, not a stack of documents.

Strong petitions are organized, annotated, and argued — not just assembled.

3

The best time to start is before your attorney.

Evidence-ready clients save time, money, and stress during legal review.