Transfer Key Employees to the U.S.
Benefit 1 Description Multinational companies can transfer experienced employees from overseas offices to the United States.
Support U.S. Business Expansion
The L-1 visa allows companies to open new offices or expand existing operations in the United States.
No Annual Visa Cap
Unlike some work visas, the L-1 visa is not subject to an annual quota.
Family Accompaniment
Spouses and unmarried children under 21 may accompany the applicant under L-2 status.
Work Authorization for Spouses
L-2 spouses may apply for employment authorization in the United States.
Potential Path to a Green Card
Executives and managers on L-1A status may later qualify for employment-based permanent residency.
Getting a Visa
1
Determine Eligibility
We review the corporate structure and employment history to confirm eligibility for the L-1 visa category.
2
Prepare Corporate Documentation
Documentation is gathered to demonstrate the qualifying relationship between the foreign and U.S. companies.
3
File Form I-129 Petition
The employer files Form I-129 with USCIS requesting L-1 classification for the employee.
4
USCIS Petition Review
USCIS reviews the petition and evaluates whether the employee and company meet L-1 visa requirements.
5
Visa Application
Applicants outside the U.S. apply for the visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
6
Begin Work in the United States
Once approved, the employee may begin working at the U.S. office.
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