EB1C Visa: Executive and Managerial Duties
Learn what daily job duties qualify for the EB1C green card. This guide explains executive and managerial roles based on a real USCIS case decision.
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L1 Visas for International Business facilitate the transfer of employees within multinational companies to their U.S. offices. This visa is ideal for managers, executives, and employees with specialized knowledge. L1 visas allow holders to work in the U.S. for up to three years, with possible extensions. Spouses and dependent children can accompany the visa holder and may be eligible to work or study. Learn more about eligibility requirements and the application process through our detailed guides.
Learn what daily job duties qualify for the EB1C green card. This guide explains executive and managerial roles based on a real USCIS case decision.
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