This visa allows U.S. companies to transfer executives or managers from their affiliated offices abroad to work in the United States. It is also available to foreign companies that wish to establish a branch or affiliated office in the U.S. The process is completed through consular processing after the petition has been approved by USCIS.
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Yes. L-1A spouses can legally work in the U.S. without a separate work permit. Children under 21 can study, but they cannot work.
No specific structure is required, but there must be a legitimate corporate relationship between the foreign and U.S. entities (such as parent, subsidiary, branch or affiliate) supported by documentation.
This means that the applicant must have worked full-time for at least one uninterrupted year within the last three years for the foreign entity before being transferred to the U.S. in an executive or managerial position.
The visa is initially granted for up to 3 years, with 2-year extensions available, for a maximum total of 7 years, provided the company and position remain eligible.
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