In our clients' words.

"I always thought EB-1A was for professors with a hundred papers. I had two papers and mostly product work, and I didn't see how that could count. Pazega helped me define my field and choose the criteria that fit my record. Along the way I received peer-review invitations and spoke at a conference. They replied quickly and explained everything, so I never felt lost. When I met my attorney, my evidence was already organized by criterion, and drafting started right away. My petition was approved last month. I highly recommend Pazega 100%!!"

"I had about 30 papers, but my citations weren't huge, and I didn't think that would be enough. Pazega looked at who was actually using my work and found that two of my studies were cited in state health department guidance which I completely missed! I had never thought of that as evidence. Their review team also flagged a couple of claims in my draft that sounded overstated which honestly saved me an RFE. They helped with my recommendation letters too. My petition was filed in June with premium processing and approved in July. My case felt solid. Pazega is a super thorough team.."

"No PhD, no papers and a fintech startup to run. I assumed EB-1A was out of reach. Pazega folks strategized and built my case around funding, press and judging, planned my O-1 and EB-1A from the same evidence, and both were approved. They really helped me to personalize, position and present my case. They really get founders."

"I had good papers, a patent and an award, so my profile was mostly there. What I didn't have was peer review and judging. I didn't want a full package, so I chose Pazega's Focused Strategy and picked just those two gaps. Within a few months, I had review invitations from two journals. Exactly what I needed."

"I wasn't selected in the H-1B lottery for the second time, and my STEM OPT was ending the next year. I was panicking and my friend recommended me Pazega. Pazega team reviewed my profile and found I already had two criteria nearly in place. They helped me get a hackathon judging role and a press article about the fraud detection model I built. My company's attorney filed, and my O-1A was approved. I didn't have to wait on the lottery again. They took so much stress off me!!"

"We had a top accelerator spot and a seed round, and I wanted to build in the US but didn't know where to start as navigating immigration paper work with constant changing environment was difficult being a founder. Experts at pazega mapped our traction to the criteria, my O-1 was approved, and I moved in January 2025. Calm, organized and always clear on next steps.."

"I was a materials science postdoc with an offer from a US lab. I had papers and had done peer review, but Pazega pointed out that what I was missing was recognition people could see. They helped me get an invited talk and apply for an early career award, which I won. Everything was organized for the university's attorney. They knew exactly which gaps mattered and my EB-1A was approved in Jan 2025. I highly recommend their services. Thank you!"

"I'm a core maintainer of an open-source library that thousands of companies use but I never thought of it as visa evidence. Pazega helped me document its adoption, and they got me onto a hackathon judging panel and reviewing for a tech conference. My employer filed, and my O-1 was approved. They also turned my GitHub into a case and honestly it was impressive."

"My first round of epidemiology PhD applications, done on my own, ended in rejections everywhere. The second time I came across Pazega, they helped me shortlist programs by faculty whose research matched mine. Their structured approach helped me to also contact supervisors before applying. My statement had been all over the place. Now it centred on my research question about maternal deaths. I received two offers, one from Yale and another one from Rutgers and one is fully funded. I wish I had found PAZEGA the first time!!"

"Eight years as a medical interpreter showed me how language barriers harm patients. I've watched people agree to procedures they didn't understand. I've seen families leave appointments more confused than when they arrived. Pazega helped me turn those moments into a focus on immigrant and refugee health. My statement opened with one patient's story and built outward from there. They pushed me to make every paragraph count. I was admitted to the Master of Public Health – Public Health Technology program at the University of Arizona with a scholarship!"

"As an engineering graduate aiming for a master's in data science in the US, I was confused about programs and whether to take the GRE. Pazega built a shortlist around my goals, planned my test dates and shaped my statement around my projects including a statement. I got into four of six programs. They were very patient with all my questions. Thank you for helping me."

"After six years as a community clinic nurse, I wasn't sure which Master of Public Health focus would be a fit. Pazega helped me choose global health and turn my clinic experience into the heart of my statement. I was admitted with a partial scholarship. It felt like they cared about my story. They also helped me actually use my clinic experience in my statement instead of just listing it. I was admitted with a partial scholarship at UT Health Houston School of Public Health. It felt like Pazega cared about my goals."

"I was deciding between five business analytics programs, and the costs were wildly different. Pazega grad program team put together a side-by-side comparison of cost and job outcomes and fixed my resume. They also ran three mock interviews with me. I picked the program with the best value and got in. The interview prep was the best part."

"My spreadsheets at a hospital billing office didn't seem like an admissions story. Pazega disagreed. They helped me pivot toward biostatistics and explain how five years of cleaning messy healthcare data made me want to analyze it properly. I was admitted to the Master of Science in Health Data Sciences, dept of Biostatistics program at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health."