L-1A Visa Stamping: A Guide for Executives and Managers
L1A approval is only the first step, visa stamping requires a separate consular review. Learn how to prepare for your interview, avoid delays, and secure visa issuance.
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L1 vs. E2 Visa Comparison for Canadian Businesses
The L1 and E2 visas offer Canadians different paths to working in the U.S. The L1 is for company transfers, while the E2 is for investors. Learn which one suits you best.
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Physical Office Space Requirements for an L1 Visa
The L1 visa represents a pathway for multinational companies seeking to transfer key employees from their foreign offices to the United States. It’s designed to facilitate the smooth transition of executives, managers, and specialized knowledge staff under two distinct categories: L1A and L1B. Understanding the visa’s requirements, especially regarding U.S. office space, is fundamental for a successful application—this overview covers the specifics of these requirements, offering insights and recommendations for prospective petitioners.
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How to Transition from an L-1 Visa to a Green Card
The L-1 visa bridges many international professionals to transfer from foreign offices to U.S. offices. If you’re an L-1 visa holder considering permanent residency in the United States, this guide outlines the steps in transitioning to a green card.
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Swift EB1C Green Card Approval for IT Multinational Executive
We received the approval for a multinational executive in the IT industry for an EB1C green card in 3 months. The entire process of filing the I-140 Adjustment Petition to go from an L1A Manager to a US Permanent Resident (Green Card) under EB1C to green card production took 3 months with NO request for evidence (RFE) and NO interview.
