Gravata ConsultingGoUS
The starting point

Qualifying is half the story. The other half is the queue.

Someone can meet every requirement of a category and still wait a decade, because the queue for the country they were born in is not moving. This check tells you both: which route matches the answers you gave, and what this month's bulletin says about your country of birth.

No card · three minutes
Six routesEB-5, L-1, EB-3, EB-1A, EB-2 NIW and O-1A.
Your country's queueBy country of birth, with the bulletin date.
No promisesUSCIS decides. This tells you where you stand.
First of all

Go US is not an immigration consultancy

What this is

  • An information tool, free at the screening stage.
  • An automated reading of the answers you give, against requirements that are published.
  • A starting point: it exists so you know what to ask, and whom.
  • The queue for your country of birth, with the date of the bulletin behind it.

What this is not

  • We do not sell immigration services, nor broker them.
  • We represent nobody before USCIS, the Department of State or any consulate.
  • We do not prepare, review or file petitions or forms.
  • This is not legal advice and does not replace a licensed immigration attorney.
  • We promise no approval, and estimate no likelihood of approval.

When it is time to act, seek a U.S. licensed immigration attorney or an accredited representative. What this tool does is come before that, so the conversation starts from a better place.

The problem

Eligible and unviable are not a contradiction

No single country may receive more than 7% of employment-based visas in a year. Where demand exceeds that cap, a queue forms — and it depends not on your nationality nor on where you live, but on where you were born.

The result is that two people with the same CV and the same job offer can face completely different outcomes.

The September 2026 bulletin

EB-2born in Indiaunavailable
EB-3born in India~12,8 years
EB-5born in China~10,7 years
EB-1rest of the worldno queue

Source: Department of State Visa Bulletin · the bulletin changes every month

The merit routes

Having is not the same as proving

The EB-1A requires three of ten criteria. The O-1A, three of eight. No automated tool can tell you whether you are eligible, because each criterion is assessed on merit — and promising that would be selling hope.

What this check does is separate what you have from what you can evidence today. Someone showing indication in four criteria and documents in one knows exactly what is missing — and it is not merit, it is gathering.

Where this comes from

Years spent tracking who moves, and by which route

O Gravata Consulting LLC works in research and analysis of migration flows — who leaves, where to, by which route, and what shifts on the ground when the rules change. Go US is the practical application of that reading.

The basis is primary: the regulatory text, the USCIS Policy Manual and the monthly Department of State bulletin. Every result records the date of the bulletin it relies on.

This is analysis, not advice. We do not represent anyone before USCIS, do not prepare petitions and do not weigh circumstances you did not declare.

  • The basisINA and 8 CFR; USCIS Policy Manual; Department of State Visa Bulletin
  • Update cadenceThe bulletin changes monthly, and the queue with it.
  • The limitAutomated analysis. Not legal advice, not representation.
  • Operated byO Gravata Consulting LLC · gous@ogravata.com

Start here

Ten to fifteen questions, depending on your situation. At the end you know which route matches the answers you gave and what the queue says.