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USCIS is generally very wary about L-1 abuse. The US company would need a full staff and board of directors. i.e. Both sides of the equation have to be real co
by anextio 13y ago
USCIS is generally very wary about L-1 abuse. The US company would need a full staff and board of directors.
i.e. Both sides of the equation have to be real companies doing real things who have a legitimate need to occasionally bring employees across. Neither of the companies can exist solely to funnel workers into the US.
- speeq 13y agoWell, let's say I own a successful business in the UK, want to expand to the US and expect significant growth within the first year - does a L-1 visa allow me to open a new office in the US, if I hire someone competent to take over UK operations?
- psuter 13y agoIn your scenario, you will likely (legitimately) qualify for an E-2 visa.