Jinee Green Card is not a law firm. It is an immigration profile building consultancy founded to help high-skilled H1B professionals self-petition for extraordinary ability visas specifically the EB-1A Green Card, the O-1A Work Visa, and the EB-2 NIW  without needing an employer sponsor.

Based in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, Jinee Green Card serves tech professionals at the world’s most recognisable companies Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, Nvidia, Goldman Sachs, Walmart, Dell, and Uber. Their team includes an ex-USCIS officer, giving their clients an inside edge on what USCIS actually looks for in an extraordinary ability petition. Their track record speaks clearly: a 93% approval rate across 500+ profiles built and submitted.

The challenge was visibility. High-skilled professionals searching for EB-1A guidance were finding large immigration law firms and generic USCIS information pages not the specialist profile-building expertise that Jinee Green Card offered. UnoSearch was brought in to fix that across three channels simultaneously: Meta, SEO, GEO/AI Citations.

An H1B engineer at a FAANG company decides they want to pursue an EB-1A Green Card. Their first move is almost always the same they search. They Google “EB-1A profile building service.” They ask ChatGPT “how do I qualify for an EB-1A.” They scroll Instagram and see ads from immigration services they’ve never heard of.

Jinee Green Card needed to be present and credible at every single one of those touchpoints. Before UnoSearch, they weren’t showing up consistently at any of them.

Their website wasn’t ranking for the high-intent EB-1A queries their ideal clients were searching. They had no AI citations meaning when a professional asked ChatGPT or Google AI Overview for EB-1A guidance, Jinee wasn’t being recommended. And their Meta advertising hadn’t been structured for the scale and precision needed to reach H1B professionals at specific tech companies across the US.

The combination of SEO authority, AI citation visibility, and paid social reach was the answer. UnoSearch built all three simultaneously.

For Solnfield Organic Supply Co., that conversation was happening thousands of times a month across the food and beverage industry and Solnfield was never part of it. Not because their products weren’t excellent. Not because their USDA Organic certification wasn’t legitimate. But because nothing about Solnfield’s digital presence had ever been structured in a way that AI platforms could find, trust, and cite.

Every AI-generated recommendation that left Solnfield out was a buyer relationship that started somewhere else. In an industry where B2B purchasing decisions increasingly begin with an AI query rather than a Google search, that invisibility was costing Solnfield contracts they never even knew existed.

UnoSearch rebuilt Jinee Green Card’s entire content architecture around the search behavior of their ideal client the H1B professional at a tech company who is quietly researching green card options during evenings and weekends, trying to understand whether they qualify for an EB-1A.

Every service page was rebuilt with keyword-targeted, structured content addressing the specific questions this audience searches: “how to qualify for EB-1A,” “EB-1A criteria for software engineers,” “can I self-petition for a green card on H1B,” “difference between EB-1A and EB-2 NIW.”

FAQ schema was implemented across every page, targeting the “People Also Ask” results that appear when professionals research EB-1A options on Google. Internal linking connected all visa category pages, blog posts, and resource content into a coherent topical authority structure giving Google a complete map of Jinee’s expertise across EB-1A, O-1A, EB-2 NIW, and UK Global Talent visas.

This is where the results became truly visible. When a professional types “eb1a profile” into Google in 2026, something remarkable happens: Jinee Green Card appears directly in the Google AI Overview cited as a primary source alongside USCIS.gov itself.

This is the result of a deliberate GEO strategy:

The result: Jinee Green Card appearing in Google AI Overview alongside USCIS.gov an extraordinary level of citation authority for a specialist consultancy competing against established immigration law firms.

While SEO and GEO built organic and AI visibility, Meta Ads delivered immediate, measurable lead volume reaching H1B professionals on Instagram and Facebook with precision targeting based on their employer, job title, and visa status signals. The Meta campaign results across the full engagement period:

The three-channel strategy created a compounding dynamic that each channel alone could never have produced.

A professional sees a Jinee Green Card Meta Ad on Instagram and becomes aware of the EB-1A option. They search Google to learn more and find Jinee ranking organically. They ask ChatGPT whether they qualify and see Jinee cited in the response. They search “eb1a profile” on Google and see Jinee appearing in the AI Overview alongside USCIS.gov.

By the time that professional submits a lead form, they’ve encountered Jinee Green Card across four separate touchpoints  through paid social, organic search, AI chat, and Google AI Overview. Each touchpoint built on the last. The Meta Ad created awareness. The organic ranking confirmed credibility. The AI citations provided the authoritative validation that converted a curious professional into an engaged lead.

This is the compounding power of a fully integrated SEO + GEO + paid social strategy and it’s what separated Jinee Green Card’s results from what any single channel could have delivered in isolation.