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H-1B Eligibility Report
Know Your Odds Before You File

A 4-section assessment of your H-1B case — eligibility score, RFE risk, employer history, and processing timeline — built on real government data.

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What You Get: 4 Sections That Answer the Questions That Matter

Most H-1B applicants walk into the process knowing the general requirements but not their specific odds. This report changes that. It analyzes your case against actual USCIS data — the same records immigration attorneys use to advise clients — and delivers the findings in a clear, actionable format.

Here's exactly what's inside:

1

Eligibility Score

A scored breakdown across education match, specialty occupation fit, and employer qualifying factors. Each dimension scored individually so you know which areas are strong and which need documentation work.

2

RFE Risk Assessment

Flags the specific grounds USCIS most commonly issues Requests for Evidence — degree-job nexus, employer-employee relationship, Level 1 wage concerns — ranked by likelihood for your case profile.

3

Employer-Specific Analysis

Your prospective employer's H-1B approval rate, cap-subject petition history, wage level distribution, and denial trends — pulled from DOL LCA filings and USCIS adjudication data.

4

Processing Timeline Estimate

Estimated adjudication window based on the service center likely assigned to your employer, current USCIS processing times, and whether premium processing changes the calculus for your situation.

What the Report Actually Looks Like

This is a representative preview. Your report is generated specifically for your case — employer, job title, wage level, education background. The data is real; the name and details below are illustrative.

H-1B Eligibility Report · USVisaStack Sample
Section 1 — Eligibility Score
Education Match
87
Specialty Occupation
82
Employer Qualification
61
Wage Level Alignment
55
Section 2 — RFE Risk Assessment
Level 1 Wage Concern (High Risk) — Offered wage is at the Level 1 prevailing wage, which USCIS increasingly challenges as inconsistent with a "specialty occupation" requiring theoretical and practical application. Consider documenting complexity justification.
Degree-Job Nexus (Moderate Risk) — Computer Science degree maps well to Software Engineer title, but employer's SOC code selection (15-1252 vs. 15-1256) may require additional correspondence justification.
Employer-Employee Relationship (Low Risk) — End-client placement does not appear present based on filing profile. Supervision and control documentation is straightforward.
Section 3 — Employer-Specific Analysis
91.4%
H-1B Approval Rate (Last 3 FY)
↑ +2.1% vs. FY2022
348
Cap-Subject Petitions Filed
Active sponsoring employer
Lev. 2–3
Prevailing Wage Distribution
Your offer: Level 1 — below median
VSC
Service Center Assignment
Vermont Service Center
Sample only · Data above is illustrative · Your report reflects your actual employer and case profile

What Powers the Analysis

Generic eligibility tools ask you questions and return generic answers. This report is different because it integrates real government records — the same datasets that experienced H-1B attorneys reference when they evaluate a case.

The analysis draws on:

USCIS Form I-129 Adjudication Data DOL LCA Prevailing Wage Records USCIS Processing Times by Service Center Historical RFE Rate by SOC Code Employer H-1B Filing History OFLC Wage & Hour Records

Updated regularly. Each report shows freshness indicators for every data source used in your analysis.

The Report Is Built For Two Situations

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Applicants Evaluating Their Odds

You have a job offer and a sponsoring employer. Before paying attorney fees or committing to a company based on visa promises, you want to know whether the case is strong or shaky — and exactly where the weak spots are.

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Employers Before Committing to Sponsorship

HR teams and hiring managers who want to understand the realistic odds and timeline before making a sponsorship commitment — without paying $500+ for a preliminary attorney consultation.

What the Same Analysis Costs Elsewhere

The question isn't whether to understand your case — it's how much you pay to get there.

Option What You Get Cost
Immigration attorney consultation 1-hour review, verbal assessment, general guidance $300–$600
Full attorney case evaluation Written memo, employer analysis, strategy $800–$2,000
Free online eligibility checklist Generic requirements, no employer data, no scoring $0 (and worth it)
USVisaStack H-1B Report 4-section analysis, real employer data, RFE flags, scoring $49

This report doesn't replace an attorney — it helps you walk into that conversation already knowing where your case stands.

Common Questions

What's included in the H-1B eligibility report?
Your report includes 4 sections: eligibility score (education, specialty occupation, employer factors), RFE risk assessment with specific risk areas ranked by likelihood, employer-specific analysis using USCIS and DOL data, and a processing timeline estimate based on your service center and current adjudication data.
How accurate is the assessment?
The assessment draws on real USCIS I-129 adjudication records, DOL LCA filings, and employer H-1B filing history — the same government sources immigration attorneys use. It surfaces the specific factors that drive approval and denial patterns. It does not predict individual USCIS decisions, but it tells you where your case profile sits relative to outcomes data.
Is this legal advice?
No. This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. It is an analytical tool. For legal guidance on your specific immigration matter, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
How is this different from free eligibility checklists?
Generic checklists tell you the requirements exist. This report tells you how your specific employer, job title, wage level, and education stack up against actual USCIS approval patterns. It's the difference between knowing the rules and knowing your odds.
Can I share this report with an immigration attorney?
Yes — many users share the report with their attorney as a starting point. It surfaces the risk areas and employer data upfront, making attorney consultations more efficient and often shorter.
How long does delivery take?
Your report is generated and emailed within minutes of completing payment. No waiting, no back-and-forth.
What data sources power the report?
USCIS Form I-129 adjudication data (approval and denial rates by employer and occupation), DOL Prevailing Wage determinations and LCA filings, USCIS processing time reports by service center, and historical RFE rate data by SOC code and education level.
Legal Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. USVisaStack is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation. The analysis reflects patterns in government data and should not be relied upon as a substitute for consultation with a licensed immigration attorney.

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