Here's my situation:
Currently I’m working with employer A with a L1-A visa.
Employer B, which is a large multinational corporation, is offering me a position in US and is able to sponsor an L1 Blanket visa, given that I worked with one of their foreign subsidiaries from September 2001 to February 2003.
I'm confused about the “3-year period” rule. According to this rule: “L-1 nonimmigrants are required to have been employed continuously by a parent, subsidiary or other affiliate of the petitioning company for one year in the 3-year period of time preceding the alien's application for admission to the U.S.”
My question is: Do I qualify for L1 Blanket, considering that I have worked with a foreign subsidiary continuously for more than 1 year in the previous 3 years? How this “3-year period” applies to my case?
I appreciate your advice.
Currently I’m working with employer A with a L1-A visa.
Employer B, which is a large multinational corporation, is offering me a position in US and is able to sponsor an L1 Blanket visa, given that I worked with one of their foreign subsidiaries from September 2001 to February 2003.
I'm confused about the “3-year period” rule. According to this rule: “L-1 nonimmigrants are required to have been employed continuously by a parent, subsidiary or other affiliate of the petitioning company for one year in the 3-year period of time preceding the alien's application for admission to the U.S.”
My question is: Do I qualify for L1 Blanket, considering that I have worked with a foreign subsidiary continuously for more than 1 year in the previous 3 years? How this “3-year period” applies to my case?
I appreciate your advice.