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The United States of America has always been a popular destination for entrepreneurs from around the world who wish to start their businesses. The U.S. is a land of opportunity and innovation, and many entrepreneurs have succeeded in building successful businesses there. However, the process of obtaining a visa to work in the U.S. can…
Having an L-1 visa can be highly advantageous to you if you work for a multinational company. But there are many circumstances that may cause you to need to change your status from an L-1 visa to an H-1 B visa. While there are some similarities between these two nonimmigrant work visas, there are also…
There are many effective ways to live in work in the U.S. temporarily, one of which being the advantageous TN visa. With no annual cap and a relatively low cost to apply, the TN is the perfect visa for Canadian and Mexican workers. But what if you want to make your stay a permanent one?…
For multinational companies that have business ties to the U.S., there is no better visa to get your employees overseas than the L-1 visa. With a host of advantages, it’s no wonder why the L-1 is one of the first choices for those who qualify. However, many people overlook the fact that they will need…
On Monday, June 22, President Trump signed a proclamation that will temporarily suspend the stamping process for certain immigration types, which include the H-1B, H-2B, L-1, J-1, and other related work visas. The order, which became effective June 24, will remain in force through the end of the year and is currently set to…
For multinational employers who are looking to transfer their high-ranking employees to branches and offices to the U.S., there simply is no better visa class than the L-1 visa. However, many companies of that caliber run along well-defined lines. The sporadic and flexible methods of immigration law may not fit well into those lines. If…
If you are interested in filing for an L-1 visa in 2020, then you probably want to know how it will impact your finances. Fortunately, most of the L-1 visa fees are the employer’s responsibility, but there are some costs that will be up to you.
An L-1 visa permits non-immigrants to reside and work in the U.S. under the L-1 status. This visa is valid for a relatively small amount of time, ranging from one to five years. The duration allowed will depend on the nationality of the applicant and the reciprocity schedule that exists with their home country….
