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United States — Corporate Immigration

About United States

Overview

About United States

The United States is the world’s largest economy and a leading hub for business expansion, innovation, and investment. Through programs like the L1 Visa and O1 Visa, companies can transfer executives or entrepreneurs to establish and grow U.S. operations. These corporate pathways enable access to the U.S. market, business-friendly policies, and long-term residency options.

Capital:Washington D.C.Language:EnglishCurrency:USD ($)
Population
335,000,000
Capital
Washington D.C.
Language
English
Currency
USD ($)
Time zone
UTC−5 to UTC−10
Climate
Varies by region

Why United States

Key Points

Why United States?

  • L1 and O1 visas enable U.S. business expansion for executives and entrepreneurs.

  • Transfer key talent or establish a new U.S. entity under clear corporate visa routes.

  • Access the world’s largest economy with pathways to permanent residency.

Process

How it works

  1. Step 1: Step 1

    Choose the right U.S. corporate visa — L1 for executives or O1 for extraordinary talent.

  2. Step 2: Step 2

    Register your U.S. business entity and prepare required documentation.

  3. Step 3: Step 3

    File Form I-129 with USCIS and attend the consular visa interview (DS-160).

  4. Step 4: Step 4

    Receive approval, activate visa status, and begin U.S. business operations.

  5. Step 5: Step 5

    Apply for dependent visas after the principal’s approval.

Eligibility — Requirements

Eligibility

Requirements

6 items

The following list outlines the core eligibility requirements for this program.

  • Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity).

  • L1: Proof of qualifying company relationship and executive/managerial role.

  • O1: Evidence of extraordinary ability and U.S. job offer or contract.

  • Business plan and basic office setup documents for new entities.

  • Recent financials, tax returns, and registration certificates as proof of operations.

  • Completed USCIS forms (I-129, DS-160) with required government fees.

Frequently asked questions

Question 1

The L1 Visa supports intra-company transfers for executives and managers, while the O1 Visa is for entrepreneurs or professionals with extraordinary ability.

Question 2

Usually 2–4 months, or 14 days with premium processing.

Question 3

Yes. Spouses and children under 21 can apply under L2 or O3 visas; spouses may also work.

Question 4

No fixed minimum, but applicants must show genuine business operations and financial capacity.

Question 5

Yes. L1A visa holders may apply via EB-1C, and O1 professionals can transition through EB-1A for permanent residency.
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