How Localized Narrative Strategies Can Overcome Immigration Challenges Amid AI Screening

Strong Compass 2026 Edition

We Are Not a Law Firm, But We Understand USCIS's AI Logic

"USCIS's AI system is phasing out traditional case-writing logic—not because of the law, but because of the narrative."

— Harry Su, Founder of Strong Compass & Case Study Research Team

In 2023, USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) formally launched the "AI Intelligent Screening Pilot Program" in its 2023-2025 Strategic Plan. By 2025, the AI pre-screening system has covered 92% of EB1A application files. This technological iteration is not merely digitizing paper processes but fundamentally restructuring approval logic.

Core Conclusion: With AI now serving as the "first reader," the core value of application materials no longer hinges on their thickness or the prestige of titles. Instead, it depends on whether the AI system can identify and mark them as a complete "chain of credible evidence." Passing AI pre-screening has become the make-or-break line for EB1A approval.

Strong Compass's Positioning: We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.We are AI-compatibility specialists and cross-cultural narrative architects focused on EB1A application materials. Our core mission is to transform applicants' unique "China-specific achievements" (or regional achievements from Vietnam, Asia, etc.) into "international impact narratives" that USCIS AI systems and immigration officers can seamlessly comprehend. This ensures your application is automatically flagged as "high-value" from the outset, giving you a winning start.