Are you a physician with DACA or a foreign medical graduate ready to begin your residency in the U.S.? This episode is for you.

Immigration attorney Hillary Walsh breaks down the Physicians National Interest Waiver (PNIW) a powerful and often overlooked option to bypass traditional employment-based green card routes. Discover how doctors like you can self-petition, serve in high-need areas, and take one of the most direct paths to legal residency.

Whether you’re just graduating from med school, heading into residency, or already working in underserved communities, this episode offers hope, clarity, and a path forward.

If you or someone you love is a physician ready to live and serve freely in the U.S., listen now this may be the breakthrough you've been waiting for.

Timestamps:

[01:01] What is the Physician’s National Interest Waiver?

[02:55] PERM vs. National Interest Waiver

[04:32] Requirements to Qualify for the Waiver

[07:40] Who’s Eligible & Final Encouragement

Do you have DACA and dream of getting a green card? This episode is for you. Hillary Walsh sits down with attorney Maya, an expert in employment-based immigration, to talk about real and often overlooked alternatives to permanent residency — no marriage required.

If you work in healthcare, education, technology, service industries, or even in the religious sector, you might have a legal pathway available.

Listen in and discover the opportunities no one may have told you about.

You don’t need to be married to get status — you need a plan.

In this episode of Immigration Law Made Easy, attorney Hillary Walsh walks you through exactly what USCIS expects when reviewing your I-130 petition. Whether you’re applying for a spouse, a parent, or a child, Hillary explains the documentation that proves your relationship is real and legally valid. From marriage certificates and divorce records to joint bank accounts and birth certificates, this episode gives you real-world examples, insights, and tips to avoid the most common mistakes.

Legal immigration doesn’t have to be confusing — we break it down, one episode at a time.