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How to use it
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Start with the criteria mapping prompt Upload the case file, then run the Section 3B prompt to map evidence to the eight O-1A criteria before you do anything else.
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Run the gap and consistency prompts next These catch the two things that most often turn into RFEs: thin criteria and cross-document inconsistencies.
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Use the adjudicator pressure test before you commit to a strategy It's adversarial on purpose. Run it once you've settled on which criteria you're claiming, not before.
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Keep it in the matter file Save your outputs alongside the case documents so the exhibit list and letter outline stay tied to the same evidence set.
One thing worth watching
A criterion can look satisfied because a document mentions it, while the record never actually proves what the regulation requires. The gap-analysis prompt in Section 3C is built to catch exactly that.
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