Press EntryO-1 & EB-1 media evidence
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Major metropolitan newspaper

Does a NY Post article count as O-1 evidence?

Short answer

Yes — and it is one of the stronger exhibits available at this price.

Our rating: Strong exhibit. That is our editorial judgement, not a legal opinion — your attorney decides what goes in the file.

Why it counts

One of the oldest continuously published daily newspapers in the country and a household name in the largest US media market. Reads unmistakably as press rather than as a content platform.

The angle that works here

A human story with a sharp hook. The Post does not run dry industry pieces, so the angle has to carry a point of view.

The facts an attorney will ask for

Publication type
Major metropolitan newspaper
Domain Authority
93 (Domain Rating 91)
Monthly site traffic
93.4M. This is the publication's traffic, not the readership of your article.
Region
US
How long it stays up
Permanently. The publisher does not remove it.
Indexed by Google
Yes
Typical time to publication
1-2 wk
What this will not do. One article rarely carries a criterion on its own, and published media is only one of several. We do not provide immigration legal advice and we cannot guarantee USCIS accepts anything. If your attorney says press is not your weakest point, believe them and spend the money elsewhere.

Other publications that qualify

What happens after you buy

Same day

A named person emails you to confirm the outlets and the start date.

Days 1–4

We write the article. You get the draft and two rounds of changes — you do not write it. A third rewrite is charged as a new article at $300.

Days 4–14

It goes to the publisher and runs. Turnaround per outlet is on its card before you buy.

On publication

You get the live URL and a PDF capture. Not published inside 30 days and you are refunded.