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Considerations for an L-1 Visa and EB-1C Requirements

Are you considering transferring a key employee to the United States and planning for permanent residence? In this informative webinar, we explore the strategic connection between the L-1 intracompany transfer visa and the EB-1C green card for multinational managers and executives. Learn how to structure an L-1 petition today that can support a strong EB-1C filing in the future. Speakers: Katie Perez, Esq. Yongki Hong, Esq. Featuring Katie Perez, Esq., a former USCIS Officer, this session offers unique insight into how these cases are reviewed and adjudicated, giving companies a valuable perspective when preparing petitions. In this webinar, we cover: • How to establish a qualifying corporate relationship between entities • How to structure an L-1 petition to support a future EB-1C filing • Specific requirements for both new and established U.S. offices • Key differences between the L-1A and L-1B classifications This webinar is essential for multinational companies, executives, HR professionals, and business owners with long-term immigration strategies for key personnel. Subscribe to our channel for more immigration law updates, business immigration strategies, and expert webinars. Ready to start your visa journey with a trusted partner? Schedule a consultation with one of our lawyers: https://legalservicesincorporated.com... ------------------------------------------------------ Stay connected and follow us on social media: LinkedIn:   / scott-legal-services-p-c-   Facebook:   / legalservicesincorporated   Instagram:   / scottlegal   TikTok:   / immigrationabcs   ______________________________________________ This video and the content in the website constitutes attorney advertising. Do not consider anything in this website or video advice and nothing here constitutes an attorney-client relationship being formed. Set up a one-hour consultation with us before acting on anything you hear or read here. Past results are no guarantee of future results and prior results do not imply or predict future results. Each case is different and must be judged on its own merits. #USimmigration #ImmigrationLawFirm #ImmigrationAttorney