Overview

The page you land on: where your case stands against the threshold, and what needs you this week.

What's on it

• Criteria banked / needed. The big number is how many criteria are banked against the profile's threshold (3 for O-1A and EB-1A), with the target you set (5 by default). The bar shows each criterion: filled when banked, partly filled when building.
• Inbox. How many candidates wait for your review. Click through to decide on them.
• Filing target. Your target filing date, once you add a filing deadline on the Calendar.
• This week. An agent-written briefing of what changed and three things to do, with inline approvals. Press Refresh for one now, or turn on the daily What changed mission in Settings. Next to it, Only you can do these lists the things no agent should do for you, like reviewing Inbox items or asking a writer for a letter.
• Criteria scoreboard. Every criterion with its status (banked, building, gap or dropped), its number of counted exhibits, and what it still needs ("needs 1 more exhibit", "2 signals"). Click one to open it on Evidence.
• Next deadlines and Metrics: the closest deadlines and the latest numbers from your sources.

How the scoreboard decides

A criterion is banked when it has enough counted exhibits and enough distinct strength signals for the profile's rule, building when it has at least one counted exhibit (or evidence still at an earlier stage), and a gap otherwise. Only completed evidence counts: an invitation to judge is not judging. See Invited vs completed.

Note

The scoreboard is a rule-based checklist against community-maintained summaries of the regulations. It doesn't say whether you qualify. Confirm strategy with an immigration attorney.