Givance OS

The AI half

A system that reads your whole record

All eight regulatory criteria scored against what you have, with the evidence shown for each and the standard it is measured against. The petition assembles as you upload. The brief drafts with the exhibit numbers already in it. Built by an AI researcher, not bought from a vendor.

The Big Law half

An attorney who trained where the rigor is

Columbia Law, then mergers and acquisitions at Kirkland and Ellis in New York, then in-house at a startup filing O-1 petitions for founders and employees. Every line is read by her before it goes out, and she answers your questions herself.

Work visas and permanent residence for founders and the people they hire.

O-1A, extraordinary ability

The one we have built the deepest. A free assessment reads all eight regulatory criteria against your record, and the petition assembles in front of you as the evidence arrives.

The rest of a case, not just the filing

Change of status against consular processing, requests for evidence, extensions, and what happens when a decision does not go your way. These are the stages most firms stop talking about once the petition is in.

Your team, not only you

The same work for the people you hire. Counsel here has filed O-1 petitions for employees as well as founders.

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Why this exists

I paid $3,000 to be told maybe.

I went to ten or fifteen immigration firms. Most charge $250 to $350 just to tell you whether you have a case. I spent about three thousand dollars, and a lot of evenings, collecting opinions.

Then two well known visa agencies, and eventually one of the best regarded immigration firms in the country.

Small questions took days to come back. That is the part nobody warns you about. There is an asymmetry of anxiety. Your status is your life, your job, whether you can visit your family. For them it is volume, and most of the people working on it have never been through it themselves.

When the petition came back, I found mistakes in it. So I built an AI agent to check it. That agent is this company.

So every one of those became a product decision.

What I ran into

What you get here

$3,000 in consultations to hear “maybe”

A free assessment that scores all eight criteria

Days for an answer to a small question

Same day, from the two people doing the work

Hourly billing, total unknown until the end

Flat fee, quoted before you commit

Mistakes in the finished petition

Every claim linked to the exhibit behind it

The O-1A guarantee

Approved, or your money back.

We only take cases we think should be approved, which is why the assessment is free and why we will tell you to wait if waiting is the right call. If we take yours and USCIS does not approve it, you get every dollar of our fee back. No questions asked, no forms, no conversation you have to win.

What you get back: Our entire fee. Not a credit, not a partial, and we do not ask you why.
What it costs to claim: Send one email. There is no form, no review, and no conversation you have to win.
RFE response: Included. If USCIS asks for more, answering them is part of the price.

Find out if you qualify

What it costs

Nothing hourly, nothing hidden.

The assessment

All eight criteria scored against your record, with the evidence shown. No account, no card, no call first.

$299

A month, ask anything

A licensed attorney for the questions that do not justify their own engagement. Immigration or startup. Cancel whenever.

TBD

The petition, flat

Quoted in writing before you commit, and it does not move. Refunded in full if USCIS does not approve it.

Awaiting figure

Regulatory criteria read against your record, every time

100%

Refunded if USCIS does not approve it

$299

A month for any legal question, answered

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Petitions filed to dateAwaiting figure

What you actually see

Every sentence carries its evidence.

A petition is an argument built out of documents. So the draft and the documents sit side by side, and every claim is one tap from the exhibit that supports it, highlighted at the line. Try it.

Drafting · Criterion 5 · Original contributions

Petition draft

The beneficiary has made original contributions of major significance to the field of computer science. He designed and shipped a distributed inference system now serving production traffic at scale, work that was independently covered in national legal and technology press. His research on low-latency retrieval was accepted at a peer-reviewed venue and has been cited by researchers outside his own institution.

Source exhibit

Exhibit AResume, page 1

Led architecture and delivery of a distributed inference platform. System serves production traffic across three regions at peak load, with sub-100ms p95 latency. Team of six engineers reporting into the role.

The assessment

Scored against all eight criteria.

O-1A asks you to satisfy at least three of the eight. The assessment reads your resume, searches the public record for you, and tells you which three you already have, which are close, and what is missing.

01AwardsNationally or internationally recognized prizes for excellence in the field.
02MembershipsAssociations that require outstanding achievement, judged by recognized experts.
03Published material about youPress or trade coverage in major media about you and your work.
04Judging othersServing as a reviewer, judge, or panelist evaluating work in your field.
05Original contributionsContributions of major significance, backed by letters and downstream impact.
06Scholarly articlesAuthored articles in professional journals or other major media.
07Critical roleA critical or essential role at an organization with a distinguished reputation.
08High remunerationCompensation high relative to others in your field and geography.

8 CFR 214.2(o)(3)(iii)(B)· three of eight required

Process

Four steps, and you see all four.

Paste your LinkedIn

That is the only required field. Add a resume and answer six questions if you want a sharper read. No account needed.

Read your scorecard

All eight criteria scored against your record, each with the evidence found for it, the regulatory standard behind it, and an honest note on what is missing.

Sit down with us

Talk to Jiyun and Monica directly about which criteria to build the case around, and what to go collect before anything is filed. If the answer is wait, we will tell you to wait.

Watch it get built

The petition assembles as you upload, exhibit by exhibit, with the forms filled from your answers and counsel reviewing every line before it goes out.

Who you work with

Two people you can actually ask.

Not a ticket queue and not a paralegal reading from a script. You get both of them directly: the founder who has already been the client on an O-1A, and the lawyer. Ask either one anything, including the small procedural questions nobody writes down.