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Eager to transition from your L1B visa to a green card? Understanding the Permanent Labor Certification Program (PERM) process is the first step. Our comprehensive guide outlines everything you need to know, from the initiation by your employer to the final adjustment of your status.
Are you planning to work in the United States in a specialty occupation? If so, you’ll likely need an H1B Visa. In this post, we’ll answer the top 10 most frequently asked questions about H1B Visas to help you understand the process better.
Unlike the H-1B Visa, there is no prevailing wage or minimum wage requirement for the L-1 Visa. The reviewing officer has the discretion to determine if the employee would become a “public charge” while in the United States under the L-1 Visa due to a non-liveable wage. In other words, unless the wage is excessively low, the wage cannot be the sole reason for the denial of an L-1 Visa.