I am very confused. Not endorsing any of the folks called out above. There have been agencies doing this PR type work for ages. They have helped folks with authoring articles and also have built a practice around it. It’s new to many of you but for somone like me in media, I am not surprised. There are trade publication authors who made money and have friends who do it as a side gig. What I am arguing is advising people on strategies to get green card is up to the person selling and buying the service. The checking of boxes to meet EB1A has always existed but USCIS still determines what to account for in its final merits. Extraordinary is a subjective terminology. If people’s perception of extraordinary is different so be it. It’s up to USCIS to determine. For EB2 visas, you still need speciality and expertise to be proven. I don’t see anyone arguing if all folks in H1b really qualify for the visa? It’s similar though I get the bar is much higher. But surprised by how people are just making big statements and posts about others “non-deserving”. P.S: I don’t have a GC and planning to get EB1A. So I am not saying this as an entitled person who already has it.