L-1 Intracompany Transfer
Transfer Global Talent with Confidence
Expand your business operations in the United States by transferring qualified executives, managers, and specialized knowledge employees through the L-1 Intracompany Transfer visa program. Our experienced immigration attorneys guide multinational companies through every step of the application process, ensuring compliance with USCIS requirements while preparing strong petitions that support successful outcomes.
Points:
- Executive (L-1A) Visa Guidance
- Specialized Knowledge (L-1B) Petitions
- New Office L-1 Applications
- USCIS Petition Preparation
- Extensions & Status Changes
Trusted Support for Global Businesses
We help multinational companies transfer key employees efficiently by providing personalized legal strategies, accurate documentation, and ongoing immigration support throughout the L-1 visa process.
Corporate Immigration
Comprehensive legal support for multinational businesses expanding operations into the United States.
Complete Petition Filing
Accurate preparation and filing of all required USCIS forms and supporting documentation.
Business Compliance
Ensure your company meets immigration regulations while minimizing delays and compliance risks.
Global Mobility
Helping international companies relocate executives and specialized professionals with confidence.
Everything About L-1 Transfers
Learn more about the L-1 Intracompany Transfer visa, eligibility requirements, company qualifications, processing times, and how our attorneys can simplify your immigration journey.
Who qualifies for an L-1 visa?
The L-1 visa is available to executives, managers, and employees with specialized knowledge who have worked for a qualifying company abroad and are transferring to a related U.S. office.
Can I open a new U.S. office with an L-1 visa?
Yes. Eligible multinational companies may use the L-1 New Office category to establish operations in the United States while transferring key personnel.
Can my family accompany me?
Yes. Your spouse and unmarried children under 21 may apply for L-2 visas, allowing them to live in the United States during your assignment.