Immigration Eligibility Analysis Chain

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Analyze eligibility for the immigration benefit sought in {immigration_context}, matching the person's situation to the category's requirements. (1) Identify the specific benefit or status being sought and the exact category, since immigration is a system of narrow categories each with its own criteria — analyzing against the wrong category wastes effort and can prejudice a case. (2) Work through the category's substantive eligibility requirements one by one: the qualifying relationship, employment, investment, or humanitarian basis, plus any education, experience, or threshold the category demands, marking each as met, unmet, or needing documentation. (3) Screen for the general bars that override category eligibility regardless of how well the criteria are met — inadmissibility grounds, prior violations, and status problems can sink an otherwise qualified applicant, so check these early rather than discovering them late. (4) Assess timing and process: priority dates or quotas that create waits, the person's current status and whether it permits the intended path, and whether departure would trigger a bar. (5) Identify what documentation proves each element and where the record is weak. (6) State the eligibility assessment, the biggest obstacle, and note emphatically that immigration law is exceptionally complex, frequently changing, consequence-heavy, and requires a licensed immigration attorney — this framework is educational and must not be relied on for any filing or decision.

Analyze eligibility for the immigration benefit sought in {immigration_context}, matching the person's situation to the category's requirements. (1) Identify the specific benefit or status being sought and the exact category, since immigration is a system of narrow categories each with its own criteria — analyzing against the wrong category wastes effort and can prejudice a case. (2) Work through the category's substantive eligibility requirements one by one: the qualifying relationship, employment, investment, or humanitarian basis, plus any education, experience, or threshold the category demands, marking each as met, unmet, or needing documentation. (3) Screen for the general bars that override category eligibility regardless of how well the criteria are met — inadmissibility grounds, prior violations, and status problems can sink an otherwise qualified applicant, so check these early rather than discovering them late. (4) Assess timing and process: priority dates or quotas that create waits, the person's current status and whether it permits the intended path, and whether departure would trigger a bar. (5) Identify what documentation proves each element and where the record is weak. (6) State the eligibility assessment, the biggest obstacle, and note emphatically that immigration law is exceptionally complex, frequently changing, consequence-heavy, and requires a licensed immigration attorney — this framework is educational and must not be relied on for any filing or decision.

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Name	Type	Required	Trust level
immigration_context		yes

immigration-laweligibilityvisa-analysischain-of-thought

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Submitted by James P FounderMod via mcp · 2026-07-18