Ambott today announced that its evidence strategy service now covers three countries. Clients can now have one record assessed against the US EB-1A, the UK Global Talent visa and Australia's National Innovation Visa (subclass 858). A single assessment scores a client's record against all three talent routes and recommends where to begin, so applicants no longer have to choose a country before they know how each system is likely to read their work.
“Talented people should not have to guess which country will recognise their work.”
Three routes, one assessment
The three routes differ in how they are structured, and the assessment reads the same record against each of them:
- US EB-1A: an employment-based green card for extraordinary ability. Applicants meet at least three of ten regulatory criteria, or show one major international award, and then pass a final merits review.
- UK Global Talent: an endorsement-led visa for leaders and emerging leaders in digital technology, research and academia, and arts and culture, under either Exceptional Talent or Exceptional Promise.
- Australia National Innovation Visa (subclass 858): a permanent visa for people with an internationally recognised record of achievement, backed by a nominator of national standing.
None of the three routes needs an employer sponsor. The EB-1A can be self-petitioned, Global Talent is not tied to a single employer, and the National Innovation Visa relies on a nominator rather than a sponsor. That makes it practical for an applicant to compare all three before committing to one.
One master file, tailored per country
Ambott builds a single master evidence file once and tailors it for each country. Because the underlying record stays the same, applying to a second country is mostly a matter of tailoring rather than starting again. Applications can run in parallel or in sequence, depending on the route the assessment recommends as the starting point and the client's own plans.
How the service works
The process is the same whichever route a client begins with:
- An assessment against all three routes, with a written answer
- Route selection
- A gap plan setting out what evidence is still needed
- The file build, including evidence, exhibit cover notes and drafts of statements and letters
- Review and filing by a licensed professional
- Support after filing
Filing continues to be handled by licensed professionals in each country, working from files prepared by Ambott: immigration attorneys in the United States, regulated advisers in the United Kingdom and registered migration agents in Australia. Ambott is responsible for the strategy, the evidence and the drafts; legal advice and filing stay with the licensed professional.
Availability
The three-country service is available from today. Prospective clients can start with a free consultation for any of the three routes, covering an eligibility assessment, a profile diagnosis and a strategic roadmap. Approval is never guaranteed, and decisions rest with the immigration authority or endorsing body in each country.
About Ambott
Ambott provides talent visa mentorship and evidence strategy for the US EB-1A green card, the UK Global Talent visa and Australia's National Innovation Visa (subclass 858). It helps researchers, founders, creators and specialists turn their record into a clear, verifiable case. Ambott is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice; applications are filed by licensed professionals in each country. Approval is never guaranteed.
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