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EMPLOYER-SPONSORED IMMIGRANT PETITIONS

EB-1C Multinational Executives and Managers

Documenting qualifying multinational corporate relationships and executive or managerial roles.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR OPTIONS

A tailored legal strategy.

EB-1C may provide an immigrant visa classification to certain managers and executives transferred within qualifying multinational organizations. The U.S. employer must petition and document the corporate relationship and qualifying employment.

HOW WE ASSIST

Practical preparation at every stage.

  • Review ownership, affiliations and qualifying corporate relationships
  • Evaluate managerial/executive duties and relevant employment history
  • Identify supporting company records, organizational charts and financial documentation
  • Develop legal and evidentiary strategy for the employer petitioner
  • Prepare Form I-140, supporting brief and USCIS filing

ATTORNEY FEES

Flat attorney fee

$15,000 USD

Stand-alone employer-sponsored EB-1C Form I-140 petition for a qualifying multinational executive or manager. Includes eligibility analysis, corporate and employment evidence review, employer coordination, organizational documentation, legal brief, petition preparation, and USCIS filing. Excludes government filing fees, optional premium processing, company formation or restructuring, adjustment of status, and consular processing. Where applicable, responses to Requests for Evidence (RFEs) relating to the covered matter are included in the flat attorney fee. Any USCIS Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) response arising from this covered application or representation, like a related Request for Evidence (RFE) response, is included in the stated flat attorney fee at no additional attorney charge.

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FAQ

Common questions

General information only; eligibility depends on individual facts.

Is a U.S. employer required for EB-1C?
Yes. A qualifying U.S. employer files the I-140 petition.
Is EB-1C the same as an L-1A visa?
No. Both can involve multinational executives or managers, but EB-1C is an immigrant classification with its own requirements.
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