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US L1 Visa, image - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The employee should have worked overseas for a company for a minimum period of one continuous year within 3 years prior to his/her admission to the States.
      - Employee must have been in the managerial or executive position in order to qualify.
      - Employee must be going to the States in order to provide his/her services in a managerial or executive capacity for a qualifying organizations such as a branch of the employer.
      - The holder of this visa must have intentions to depart the country after completion of the stay.
  - - - The employee must have worked overseas for a company for a minimum period of one continuous year within 3 years prior to his/her admission to the States.
      - The employee will have to work with the company to provide specialized services to the qualifying organization
      - Visa holder must intend to leave the country after completion of work.
  - - - Passport (Current & Old)
      - Passport size photograph (Recent)
      - Form DS-160 (Filled)
      - Interview appointment letter (original and photocopy)
      - Receipt number of I-129 petition along with a physical copy
      - Visa issuance fee demand draft
      - Work experience letters from previous employers
      - Certificates of training undertaken, degree (original with photocopy)
      - Resume
      - Bank statement for previous 6 months
      - Information regarding the U.S company
      - Photographs of place of employment
      - Contact details of two coworkers from previous jobs
      - Filing fee of $325
      - Detection and Fraud Prevention fee of $500
      - In case individuals require premium processing, then an additional fee of $1,225 will have to be paid.
      - An additional fee of $2,250 may be applicable based on circumstances
      - How to Apply
        
        Form I-129 to be filed with USCIS
        
        Supporting docs to prove the company in the U.S.A and the foreign subsidiary, parent or branch meets the qualifying requirements.
        
        Approval of Form I-129 will be provided by USCIS on Form I-797