Guest posts & expert listings
How to write for the blog, how editorial review works, and how licensed professionals apply for directory listings (Wise/Payoneer after approval).
Who it is for: Guest writers, licensed consultants, and readers who want to understand trust labels.
Benefits
- Clear separation: editorial blog vs People Stories vs paid expert directory.
- Guest post requirements (1,500+ words, SEO structure, Google Docs pitch).
- Expert listings paid only after license verification — no Stripe on MigrantIQ.
Step by step
1. Write for MigrantIQ (guest editorial)
Read the full requirements: original content, US spelling, focus keyword, H2/H3 structure, images with sources, and author bio. Submit a pitch online on Write for MigrantIQ or email editorial@migrantiq.com with a Google Doc draft or outline.
Write for us2. Blog vs People Stories
Long-form editorial guides live on the Blog with author + reviewer bylines. Shorter community timelines belong in People Stories — not duplicated as guest blog posts.
People Stories4. Editorial & trust pages
Read how we research content, fund the site, handle corrections, and use AI assistance.
Editorial standards5. Apply for expert listing
Licensed professionals email license proof to info@migrantiq.com. Users contact you free via your website and our inquiry form. No platform upload for license scans.
Apply for listing6. Listing standards & payment
We accept RCIC, MARA, OISC, state bar, and similar regulators. Listing fee is quoted after approval and paid by Wise or Payoneer only — not Stripe or card checkout on this site.
Listing standards7. Browse experts as a user
Directory listings are not endorsements. Profiles show license type, firm name, and registry link when provided. Verify license numbers on official registers before paying any consultant.
Expert directory8. Report a listing
If a profile looks misleading or unlicensed, use the report page or email info@migrantiq.com with the profile URL and regulator evidence.
Report a listing