Press coverage for your
EB-1A or O-1 visa petition.
Genuine published features about you and your work, in recognized outlets with verifiable authority — the kind of “published material” evidence immigration attorneys ask for. You approve every word; we deliver the links and documentation.
Outlets available for visa media coverage.
Each card shows the outlet’s real authority metrics. This list is managed by our team and updates automatically.
Built around what petitions actually need.
"Published material" evidence
EB-1A and O-1 petitions can include published material about the applicant in professional or major media. Real features in recognized outlets are exactly that kind of material.
Recognized, verifiable outlets
Every publication we place in is a real outlet with measurable authority (DA/DR shown above), a named masthead and indexed articles your attorney can cite.
Documentation ready to file
You receive the live link, a clean PDF of the article, and the outlet's circulation/authority details, formatted so your legal team can drop it into the petition.
OnePitch provides media placement services, not legal advice, and no outcome with USCIS is guaranteed. Always work with a qualified immigration attorney on your petition strategy.
From profile to published in four steps.
Share your profile
Your field, achievements and timeline. We suggest outlets and angles that fit your petition strategy.
Choose your outlets
Pick from the list above. You see each outlet's authority metrics and turnaround before committing.
Interview, draft, approve
Our writers interview you and draft the feature. You and your attorney approve every word before it goes out.
Published + documented
The article goes live, and you get the link, PDF and outlet details ready for your filing.
Honest answers to common questions.
No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. Published features are one piece of evidence among several criteria. USCIS adjudicates the whole petition. We provide genuine published material; your attorney decides how to use it.
Attorneys generally look for real outlets with an audience, an editorial process and verifiable reach. That's why we show DA/DR for every outlet and provide circulation details — so your legal team can pick outlets they're comfortable citing.
Yes. These are features about you and your work — your background, achievements and expertise — not generic industry articles with a passing mention.
Absolutely, and we recommend it. Nothing is submitted to any outlet until you (and your attorney, if you wish) approve the final draft.
Most placements publish within 1–5 business days after content approval. A multi-outlet package for a petition typically completes within 2–4 weeks.
Yes. Most of our visa-coverage clients are applying from abroad or already in the US on other statuses. Everything happens over email and calls.
Building your petition evidence?
Tell us your field and timeline. We’ll suggest an outlet plan and share it with you within one business day.