L-1 visas might work for your startup dream, but only if it's connected to your sponsoring company and you can prove your managerial role with a solid business plan and legal help.
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L-1 Visa Employee? Don't Get Stuck in Immigration Jail! (7 Pro Tips to Keep Your Star Performer Legal)...
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L-1 visas let you bring your spouse and kids to the US, with your spouse even able to work and your children able to attend school.
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L-1 visa holders can travel abroad but ensure passport validity, carry documentation, know their stay limit, maintain employment, and consult an attorney for a smooth return.
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L-1 visa for intracompany transfers (executives/managers/specialized knowledge workers) requires employer petition (Form I-129), visa application (DS-160), interview, and potential status change upon entry.
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L-1 Visa Holder? Secret Perk: Bring Your Family to the US (But They Might Need This Extra Step)...
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Intracompany Transfer Visas: Unveiling the L-1A & L-1B Secrets (Managerial vs. Specialized Knowledge)...
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L-1 visas for managers/executives (L-1A) and specialized knowledge workers (L-1B) require at least 1 year of continuous work abroad with the company's foreign branch in the past 3 years (brief breaks okay with explanation).
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Fast Track to the US: Can Your Multinational Company Transfer You? (L-1 Visa Secrets Revealed)...
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L-1 visa job ended? Explore new employer sponsorship..
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The Program: L-1 visas allow multinational companies to transfer certain employees to their US offices.
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Las visas L-1A y L-1B facilitan las transferencias dentro de empresas multinacionales, pero tienen diferencias clave. Veamos cuál te conviene...
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Bringing your company's best talent to the US? The L-1A and L-1B visas pave the way for intra-company transfers, but with key differences. Let's break it down...
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The L-1 visa facilitates intracompany transfers for multinational businesses with no annual limits, allowing dual intent for green cards and offering dependent visas with work authorization for spouses...
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Thinking about transferring to a U.S. office of your multinational company? The L-1 visa might be your answer. This visa allows qualified employees to work in a managerial, executive, or specialized knowledge role within a branch, affiliate, subsidiary, or parent company of their current employer...
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