Get On Top Publications to Demonstrate Extraordinary Abilities:

Let us handle your press on major outlets to showcase your talent. We guarantee at least 4 unique articles. 

Our EB-1A package offers comprehensive support designed to meet the stringent requirements of various talent-based visas, including the EB-1A, O-1, Global Talent Visa, and Green Card applications. Globally, many of these visas mandate that applicants demonstrate their "extraordinary ability" through published materials in professional or major media outlets related to their field.

In the United States, candidates must fulfill at least three out of ten specific criteria established by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or substantiate a one-time achievement, such as receiving a major, internationally recognized award. 

Our package ensures that all provided evidence includes essential details like the title, date, author of the publication, and any required translations, paving the way for a successful visa application process.

We leverage guidance from clients, attorneys and a series of data points to help us vet the best publications to showcase your talents. 

Here are some guidelines that we rely on to find the best fit for your EB1A PR needs. 

1. 1. Domain authority 45 plus
2. 2. Minimum traffic of 100k+ plus per month
3. 3. Relevant to your niche and subject matter expertise
4. 4. Indexed across all search engines
5. 5. Apple/ Google/ Bing News Approved

Our areas of expertise include: 

• Semiconductor
• Technology / IT
• Data Infrastructure
• Chip Manufacturing
• Robotics
• Aviation
• Crypto
• Arts/ Entertainment
• Design UX/UI

Some of our clients have been published on the following sites as part of the EB1A PR program. 

• NASDAQ
• CNBC
• The American Reporter
• MSN
• Business Insider
• Bloomberg
• Yahoo! Finance
• Influencive.com
• Thrive Global
• TechTimes
• TechBullion
• Inscribe Mag
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Thank you in advance for the opportunity to earn your business! Please note:  we can't provide a blanket guarantee as to which sites you would be featured on nor can we backdate articles.

FAQ:

Should I publish articles or press releases?

• As part of the USCIS's requirements for publications all articles must be organic and native in nature and can not be a press release or sponsored. We ensure compliance with these guidelines.

Where can I have my articles published?

• We have dozens of platforms that we routinely publish on, including hundreds of scholarly and organic publications, and journals.