EB1 Publication Requirement
EB1 Publication Requirement
Secure Your EB-1 Green Card: Published Material
Boost Your U.S. Residency with Media Recognition
Welcome to the Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram’s EB-1 Green Card series! We’re thrilled to guide top professionals to permanent U.S. residency through the Published Material category.
Published Material Defined
Per 8 C.F.R. 204.5(h)(3)(iii), this category requires articles about you in professional or major trade publications or media, detailing your work. Titles, dates, authors, and translations are essential.
Why Media Matters
Press coverage in outlets like Variety, The Stage, or national newspapers validates your influence. For academics, articles about your breakthroughs (e.g., “Dr. Smith’s Diabetes Cure”) count, not your own papers. Finance or advertising pros need industry-specific features.
Credibility Tips
Print publications carry more weight due to editorial oversight. Online-only outlets need proven reputation. Local papers require multiple sources. Struggling? Hire a publicist to generate buzz.
Act Now
Have media mentions? Gather them for our review. Need coverage? We’ll guide you to build it. Contact us for a free consultation to strengthen your EB-1 case. Next, explore the
‘Judging’ category. Meet three criteria and claim your Green Card today!
EB1 – Green Card – Checklist Summary
EB1 – One Time International Award
EB1 – Visa Award Nomination or Win
EB1 – Invited Memberships
EB1 – Publications About You
EB1 – Participation on Judging Panel
EB1 – Innovation or Invention
EB1 – Published Scholarly Articles
B1 – Exhibitions and Showcases
EB1 – Leading or Critical Roles
EB1 – High Salary or Remuneration
EB1 – Commercial Success in Arts
EB1 – Ok Let’s Get Started
Attorney Chris M. Ingram
Chris M. Ingram, a U.S. Immigration Attorney, is originally from Northampton, England. He earned his BA (Hons) in Law from De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, in 1994. In 1996, he completed his Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (PGDLP) at De Montfort School of Law, followed by a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Huddersfield University, UK, in 1998. After relocating to the United States, Chris was admitted to the New York State Bar in 2003 and has been a proud member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) since 2004.
Having experienced the U.S. immigration process firsthand with his wife and three children, Chris M. Ingram founded his law firm with a mission to ensure that every client receives the best possible immigration experience. He recognized the need for accessible and comprehensive immigration education, leading him to develop one of the most informative online platforms available today.
The Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram website now features:
- Over 1,000 pages of immigration resources
- Hundreds of educational videos on visa and green card options
- Client success stories and testimonials to inspire new applicants
We continually update and expand our content to keep visitors informed about the latest immigration policies, visa options, and legal strategies.
Our Commitment to You
Chris M. Ingram strongly believes that every potential client deserves a free consultation. This allows individuals to speak personally and confidentially with an immigration specialist about their visa, work permit, or green card options. Our goal is to provide the guidance and expertise needed to help you achieve your American Dream.
We’re delighted you’ve found us, and we look forward to helping you make your immigration journey a reality. You’ve come to the right place!
Important Notice
All videos and content created by the Law Offices of Chris M. Ingram are intended for general informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. If you require specific guidance regarding your immigration case, please contact our office for personalized legal assistance.
Additionally, all images used on our website and in our videos are licensed stock images for illustrative purposes only. They do not depict actual clients or staff members unless otherwise noted
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