I plan to use around 100 pages of exhibits for my EB-1. Is that too few?

In the EB-1, there is no set page count: around 100 pages of exhibits can be more than enough if each document genuinely supports your achievements and recognition. What the review weighs is the quality, relevance, and organization of the evidence, not the sheer volume of the package.

A concise, well-indexed dossier often communicates more than hundreds of loose pages. Each exhibit should clearly point to one of the category’s criteria and include the context that makes it easy for the reviewer to follow.

• Clear indexing that ties each document to the point it supports.
• Translations and explanatory summaries where needed.
• Removal of anything redundant or not adding value to your case.

Rather than asking whether the page count is too low, consider whether every page is doing real work for your case. Each petition is evaluated individually, so verify the current requirements with the official source (USCIS) or with a specialist before filing.

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