EB Visa Talk is your guide to U.S. employment-based immigration, from EB-1 through EB-5. Hosts Lily and Mia break down each category, the evidence that wins cases, PERM labor certification, priority dates, interviews, and strategy — one topic at a time. General information only, not legal advice.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEB Visa Talk is your guide to U.S. employment-based immigration, from EB-1 through EB-5. Hosts Lily and Mia break down each category, the evidence that wins cases, PERM labor certification, priority dates, interviews, and strategy, one topic at a time. General information only, not legal advice.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 110: Consular Processing Step by Step, From the National Visa Center to the Immigrant Visa Interview" (31 October 2026, 16 minutes), "Ep. 109: The I-485J, the Form That Confirms Your Job Offer When Your Case Moves" (27 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Ep. 108: Dual Intent, How the H-1B and L-1 Let You Hold a Temporary Visa and Chase a Green Card at the Same Time" (24 October 2026, 17 minutes).
EB Visa Talk publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 107 episodes.
Booking probability for EB Visa Talk is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. EB Visa Talk requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. EB Visa Talk's contact route on record: public web form.
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EB Visa Talk is an education podcast with 107 episodes published.
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Episode #110
For applicants living abroad, the green card journey does not end with an approved petition — it moves to the National Visa Center and then to a U.S. embassy or consulate. Lily and Mia walk the consular road in order...
An employment-based green card rests on a job offer — and Supplement J to Form I-485 is how you prove that offer is still real, or lawfully move it to a new employer. Lily and Mia explain the form's two jobs: confirming...
Most temporary visas require you to prove you plan to leave when your stay ends — but the H-1B and the L-1 are the great exceptions. Lily and Mia explain dual intent: under INA Section 214(h), a labor certification, an...
Episode #107
Moving to a new home comes with a federal deadline: under INA Section 265, nearly every noncitizen in the United States must report each change of address in writing within 10 days, using Form AR-11. Lily and Mia...
Getting an I-797C appointment notice in the mail is one of the shortest but most important stops on the employment-based green card journey. Lily and Mia explain what happens at the Application Support Center —...
Your I-485 packet is almost ready — but the medical exam isn't a quick errand. Lily and Mia explain Form I-693: who can perform it (only a USCIS-designated civil surgeon), what the exam covers (history, physical, TB...
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Your I-140 or I-485 has been sitting far past the posted processing time with no answers — what can you actually do? Lily and Mia explain delay lawsuits: the writ of mandamus and the APA unreasonable-delay claim, the...
Your I-485 is pending, you hold an H-1B, and the new work permit and advance parole documents have arrived — do you keep the visa or switch to living on the documents? Lily and Mia lay out the strategy: the safety net a...
Hosts Lily and Mia explain premium processing for EB petitions: the I-907 form, the $2,965 fee, the 15- and 45-business-day clocks, when paying extra is worth it, and the timing traps to avoid. General information only...
<p>Hosts Lily and Mia explain premium processing for EB petitions: the I-907 form, the $2,965 fee, the 15- and 45-business-day clocks, when paying extra is worth it, and the timing traps to avoid. General information...
Hosts Lily and Mia explain how backlogged H-1B workers extend status beyond the six-year limit: recapturing time abroad, the 365-day one-year rule under AC21 section 106(a), the three-year rule under section 104(c), and...
<p>Hosts Lily and Mia explain how backlogged H-1B workers extend status beyond the six-year limit: recapturing time abroad, the 365-day one-year rule under AC21 section 106(a), the three-year rule under section 104(c)...
Hosts Lily and Mia celebrate the finale: the approval notice, the green card delivery, day-one changes, travel rules, the citizenship path, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.
<p>Hosts Lily and Mia celebrate the finale: the approval notice, the green card delivery, day-one changes, travel rules, the citizenship path, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.</p>
Hosts Lily and Mia explain the EAD/AP combo card: work authorization, Advance Parole travel, the H-1B tradeoffs, renewal strategy, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.
<p>Hosts Lily and Mia explain the EAD/AP combo card: work authorization, Advance Parole travel, the H-1B tradeoffs, renewal strategy, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.</p>
Hosts Lily and Mia explain Notices of Intent to Deny: the 30-day deadline, the rebuttal strategy, fraud and ineligibility patterns, war stories, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.
<p>Hosts Lily and Mia explain Notices of Intent to Deny: the 30-day deadline, the rebuttal strategy, fraud and ineligibility patterns, war stories, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.</p>
Hosts Lily and Mia explain Requests for Evidence: the 87-day deadline, the response strategy, the evidence hierarchy, war stories, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.
<p>Hosts Lily and Mia explain Requests for Evidence: the 87-day deadline, the response strategy, the evidence hierarchy, war stories, and three worked cases. General information only — not legal advice.</p>
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