Preparation · 5 min read
How to organize evidence for a talent-based petition
A strong petition reads like an argument. Here is how we structure exhibits so each one has a job.
Officers review large files under time pressure. Evidence that is organized around a clear argument is easier to evaluate than a pile of documents.
One criterion, one story
Group exhibits by the criterion they support. Each group should open with a short explanation of what it proves and why it matters in your field.
Context beats volume
A single article in a major publication, with circulation data and a translation, often carries more weight than ten mentions without context.
Letters that add facts
Recommendation letters work best when they describe specific contributions and their impact — not general praise.
In Liberra, every uploaded document is linked to the criterion it supports, so you can see where your case is strong and where it needs more.
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