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Most people go the EB1C green card route after they are in the U.S. in L-1A status but that's not required; the entire green card process can be done while the
by proberts 2y ago
Most people go the EB1C green card route after they are in the U.S. in L-1A status but that's not required; the entire green card process can be done while the applicant is outside the U.S. and not yet employed by the U.S. company.
- manish_gill 2y agoIs it recommended or not? I've heard anecdotally that going through the Consular services to obtain EB1C is not recommended - because you can get denied easily without any protections you might get from being in the US.
- bubblethink 2y agoYou don't have protections in the US per se. If you are on a visa, your visa will remain valid and continue on its own terms. Your GC application is orthogonal.