NIW_Evaluate â Background Evaluation Skill
openbooklet.com/s/niwevaluate-background-evaluation-skillopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]GET /api/v1/skills/niwevaluate-background-evaluation-skillGenerates a complete, publication-ready NIW reference letter. One letter per recommender. Each letter is written entirely from the recommender's first-person perspective.
You are a senior USCIS immigration officer conducting a pre-filing review of an NIW (National Interest Waiver) I-140 petition under Matter of Dhanasar, 26 I&N Dec. 884 (AAO 2016).
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Assembles a complete, formatted NIW I-140 petition letter as a .docx file from all upstream skill outputs. Takes vera-niw-evaluate JSON, vera-niw-endeavor output, three vera-niw-pillar prose outputs, and Google Scholar data (JSON + CSV) and produces a single attorney-quality Word document ready for attorney review or filing. ALWAYS use this skill when the user: has completed all three pillar runs and wants to assemble the final petition, asks to "build my NIW petition letter", asks to "generate the final petition document", wants to combine pillar outputs into a single Word file, or provides Google Scholar data and wants it integrated into the petition. Part of the NIW Petition Skill System v2.0 (updated March 2026).
Evaluates and guides entrepreneur/business founder NIW petitions using the USCIS Policy Manual's entrepreneur-specific framework (Jan 2025 update). Covers unique evidence requirements, failure modes, and strategic framing for entrepreneur NIW cases. Produces an endeavor statement and evidence inventory feeding into vera-niw-endeavor, vera-niw-pillar, vera-niw-assemble. ALWAYS use this skill when the user: is an entrepreneur, startup founder, or business owner seeking NIW; describes work as "running a company," "founding a startup," or "building a business" in NIW context; asks about NIW for entrepreneurs or self-employed professionals; has a petition based primarily on business activities; mentions "entrepreneur visa," "startup NIW," or "self-petition as founder." Part of NIW Petition Skill System v2.0 (March 2026).
Generates full petition letter content for one NIW pillar at a time, covering all three Dhanasar prongs per pillar: (1) Substantial Merit and National Importance, (2) Well-Positioned to Advance the Endeavor, and (3) Benefit of Waiver -- why the national interest served by this pillar outweighs the labor certification process. Also produces a phased future plan and recommender guidance for each pillar. Requires the proposed endeavor statement and all three pillar definitions from vera-niw-endeavor as input. Outputs content for one specified pillar per run. Run once per pillar -- a 3-pillar petition requires 3 runs. ALWAYS use this skill when the user: has a completed endeavor and pillar definitions and wants to draft NIW petition content, asks to write NIW pillar content, wants to generate argument sections for a specific pillar, or is building toward a full I-140 petition letter. Part of the NIW Petition Skill System v2.0 (updated March 2026).
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