Employment-Based Green Cards
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EB-1C Managers and Executive Transferees
Understanding EB-1C Managers and Executive Transferee Green Card Petitions.
EB-1C manager and executive transferee petitions are most commonly used for L-1A visa holders who want to obtain permanent residency. Once an L-1A temporary work visa petition is approved, an EB-1C green card petition is much more likely to be approved.
Connecting Your Business With International Talent
At The Law Office of Camiel Becker, employment-based immigration is one of our primary practice areas. Our experienced attorneys have worked with a range of talented individuals, employers, and human resource professionals to obtain EB-1C petitions, and other immigrant visa petitions for their employees. Past clients include software companies, Silicon Valley tech companies, and a range of additional startups and businesses.
Our EB-1C immigrant visa lawyers offer comprehensive representation to help ensure legal compliance and efficiency and increase chances of success in the visa application process. Contact our San Francisco Bay Area law firm to learn more about your options.
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