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What does the approval of American i 140 stand for, and when is the approval of American i 140?

The American I- 140 visa is an American I- 140 immigration application.

Beneficiary's requirements:

Beneficiaries of 1 and L- 1B visas must have worked in an overseas company for more than one year in the past three years. Note that the three years here refer to the three years before submitting the L- 1B application. Working continuously for one year means working continuously in any of these three years.

2. Beneficiaries of L-1B visa must be temporarily sent to the United States to work for the same company. If you are assigned to another company, you can't apply for l-1b.

The beneficiary of L-1B visa must have special technical knowledge about our products or services, which is not available in the United States.

Company requirements:

1. It has a normal parent company in China with good performance;

2. It is necessary for the parent company to set up branches in the United States to carry out international business;

3. Branches opened in the United States must have business ties with the parent company in China;

4. In the United States, local people must be hired to create employment opportunities;

5. The company submitting the L- 1B application must be "transnational", that is, the American company must be the parent company, branch company, subsidiary company, joint venture company or affiliated company of an overseas company.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia -L- 1B visa