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Top 6 Things to Know About L Visas

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L-1A Intracompany Transferee Executive or Manager

The L-1A non-immigrant classification enables a U.S. employer to transfer an executive or manager from one of its affiliated foreign offices to one of its offices in the United States.  This classification also enables a foreign company which does not yet have an affiliated U.S. office to send an executive or manager to the United States with the purpose of establishing one.

L Visas Non-Permanent Residency

For established companies and startups alike, the L visa is a great option for moving workers from overseas offices to U.S. offices. Here are the top 5 things to know about L visas:

1) The foreign office and the U.S. office must have a qualifying relationship.

•   That is, they must be related as parent/subsidiary, branch offices of the same company, or affiliates of the same company.

2) The transferring worker must have worked at the foreign office in certain roles for at least one year within the three years preceding admission to the United States in L status.

•   That work must have been as an executive, manager, or specialized knowledge employee.

3) The transferring working must be coming to the U.S. to work as an executive, manager, or specialized knowledge employee.

•   Executives and managers are granted an initial period of stay of 3 years, renewable in two year increments for up to a total of 7 years.
•   Specialized knowledge employees are granted an initial period of stay of 3 years, renewable in two year increments for up to a total of 5 years.

4) Foreign companies can use the L visa to transfer an employee to the U.S. to open a new office.

•   The foreign office must continue doing business after the employee’s transfer.
•   The transferee’s “new office” L visa will be good for one year, and can be
renewed thereafter once it is shown that the U.S. office will support the transferee.

5) Spouses and children of the transferring employee can accompany him or her to the U.S.

•   The accompanying spouse can also obtain a work permit once in the U.S. Children can attend school but cannot work.

6) Some L visa holders have an easier time transitioning to a green card than other employment-based visa holders.

•   The L-1A visa for executives/managers has very similar requirements to the EB-1C green card category, which is reserved for multinational managers and executives.
•   The government usually looks favorably on EB-1C applicants who currently hold L-1A visas.

L Visa or Immigration Questions? Please Contact VERDIN

Isaul VERDINIsual VERDIN, 2017 Best Dallas Lawyer, Immigration has extensive experience advising multinational companies and entrepreneurs on complex US immigration matters involving investments.

Mr. VERDIN focuses on advising companies on structuring entities, acquisitions, and strategic expansion to satisfy US immigration E-1, E2, L1A, L1B, or EB-1 objectives in a variety of fields.

These business opportunities include real estate, aviation, technology, manufacturing, retail, luxury goods, and professional services. Additionally, he litigates deportation defense matters throughout the US.

VERDIN boasts a combined 70 years of experience in immigration law. Since its inception, VERDIN has gained a reputation for prevailing in even the most complicated immigration matters.

“As a Board Certified, Immigration Lawyer (Texas Board of Legal Specialization) with over 17 years of experience, my passion is immigration law. We will listen to your concerns, answer all your questions, and expertly guide you through your immigration process.” ~ Isaul VERDIN, Founder and Managing Attorney

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At VERDIN, our clients are always the highest priority.

Built on a foundation of exceptional customer service, VERDIN is highly regarded for its responsiveness to clients. We understand that our clients are entrusting their jobs, families, and futures to the firm, and we treat that trust with the utmost respect.

VERDIN Immigration Law
900 Jackson Street, Ste 535
Dallas, Texas 75202

(214) 741-1700
(866) 578-9536

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