Miami And Orlando Attorneys Serving Multinational Managers And Executives
Managers or executives who play an important or critical role in an international business may obtain EB-1(3) green cards on the basis of their executive or managerial duties for the company. Companies, not individuals, file EB-1(3) petitions, and they must petition the government for each green card needed.
Qualifying For A Multinational Manager Or Executive Green Card
A foreigner may be eligible for an EB-1(3) green card if all four of the following conditions are met:
- The individual must be a manager or executive
- The individual must have been employed by the foreign company as a manager or executive for at least one year of the three prior to transferring to the United States
- The foreign company and the U.S. company must be affiliated in some way, either as a parent, subsidiary, affiliate or branch
- The U.S. company the individual intends to be employed by must have been an active operating business for at least one year
Our Services
Rifkin & Fox-Isicoff, P.A., assists U.S. employers and foreign employees in executive or managerial positions complete the green card application process. We work with employers to ensure petitions include detailed outlines of the executive or managerial duties of the employees in question, tax returns proving they have been employed by the company for at least one year, records showing the relationship between the U.S. and the overseas company, and proof of the U.S. company’s activity in the marketplace.
Contact Rifkin & Fox-Isicoff, P.A., Today
Our law firm has the skill, expertise, attentive nature and dedication needed to successfully see your case through from the moment your consultation begins until its ultimate resolution. Rifkin & Fox-Isicoff, P.A., represents clients worldwide in matters relating to U.S. immigration and visa applications. Schedule a consultation by contacting us at 305-424-2645 extension 1 or contact us online to schedule a meeting at one of our offices located in Miami, Florida, and Lima, Peru.
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