Our client, who obtained an L-1A visa through LawAmerica last December and entered the United States, received approval of an EB-1C immigrant petition for a multinational executive or manager.
1. Case Overview
Type: EB-1C multinational executive/manager green card
Applicant: A Korean executive applying for a green card with sponsorship from the U.S. company
Result: I-140 employment-based immigrant petition approved
2. Case Background
The client wished to apply for a U.S. green card just five months after starting work at the U.S. company on an intracompany transferee visa. Considering that the client served as an executive managing other employees at both the Korean and U.S. companies, we proceeded with the EB-1C multinational executive/manager green card.
3. Key Points
The U.S. company owned several subsidiaries within the U.S., and the client was in a position managing employees of both the parent company and its subsidiaries at the same time, so we focused on demonstrating the client's manager-level capabilities.
The I-140 employment-based immigrant petition was approved about seven weeks after filing.
Once the client files for adjustment of status to permanent resident within the U.S., they are expected to receive their green card approximately six months later.
Professionals
Our client, who obtained an L-1A visa through LawAmerica last December and entered the United States, received approval of an EB-1C immigrant petition for a multinational executive or manager.
1. Case Overview
Type: EB-1C multinational executive/manager green card
Applicant: A Korean executive applying for a green card with sponsorship from the U.S. company
Result: I-140 employment-based immigrant petition approved
2. Case Background
The client wished to apply for a U.S. green card just five months after starting work at the U.S. company on an intracompany transferee visa. Considering that the client served as an executive managing other employees at both the Korean and U.S. companies, we proceeded with the EB-1C multinational executive/manager green card.
3. Key Points
The U.S. company owned several subsidiaries within the U.S., and the client was in a position managing employees of both the parent company and its subsidiaries at the same time, so we focused on demonstrating the client's manager-level capabilities.
The I-140 employment-based immigrant petition was approved about seven weeks after filing.
Once the client files for adjustment of status to permanent resident within the U.S., they are expected to receive their green card approximately six months later.
Professionals