o1-petition-narrative

To draft an O-1 petition narrative, the skill builds a master exhibit mapping and enriches each claim with verifiable facts from client documents or web sources. It produces a consolidated petition package with a rigorous exhibit table for attorney review.

Mapping supporting exhibits to O-1 visa criteria is done by aligning your client document index to the chosen criteria. The skill creates a master exhibit table that cross-references each document with the specific O-1A or O-1B requirements being argued.

You can use web sources to enrich evidence for an O-1A petition by researching every entity to build a verifiable source registry. The skill incorporates these web sources alongside client documents to support factual assertions with citations.

To start generating an O-1 petition package, you need to provide the petition details and the client document index. This document index is produced by a document-summary-arrangement skill, which serves as the foundation for the exhibit mapping.

The O-1 petition narrative skill ensures all claims are sourced by requiring citations for all factual assertions. It drafts criterion-by-criterion text using only verifiable facts with numeric and jurisdictional specifics from the source registry.

A limitation of automated O-1 petition drafting for USCIS is that the generated package still requires attorney review. The workflow culminates in a consolidated petition package to guide legal professionals rather than replacing final verification.